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Megan Miezin in the Flag Corps and Majorette. Kim
Kosovich had a fun day performing at a football game

Members of the Euclid Marching Band are very involved in school activities and look upon their high school days
as some of the most memorable ones in their lives.

Joe Tucceri has enjoyed his days at Euclid by
studying, wrestlling and playing football and
baseball.

Fred Bush drops back and is about to launch a pass
to his receiver. He is looking forward to many
enjoyable days at Euclid.

Dave Johnson holds the ball as Jay Kletecka is

about to try for an extra point after Euclid scored a
touchdown. Both of these players should have
many entertaining days ahead of them at Euclid.

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Marching Band

members. Paula Reese,

Rachel Zielinski, Karen

Lemieux and Matrika

Johnson can recall many

happy moments when

thinking of all the days

that they spent playing

with the band.

Nikki Barbis, Nicole Genovese, Cory Watson, Denise Witten and Kristal John art

enjoying the days that they spend together at Euclid.

Since much of her school day
revolves around her locker, Carly
Dillon has decorated hers so it is a
more enjoyable place to be.

Flag Corps members. Kendra Proctor, Cuana Newson. Candy Ferguson andi
spend performing on the football field.

Courtney
Strah dribbles
the ball away
from a defender
in order to get it
closer to the
goal. The girl's
soccer team had
an excellent
season and the
days that the
girls spent on
the field were
very produc-
tive.

ic look forward to the days that they

Angela Meros, Beckie
Glavan, Julie Newsome
and Ali Kucinski are

learning how to manage
the days in the future in
their Distributive
Education class.

Football Cheerleaders,
Lizzy Domin, Annie Wein,
Jodi Dominick, Becky
Hren, Christina Fabert,
Shona Mc Cune, Gina
Phillips, Melissa Hoppert,
Meghan Orazen and
Ebonie Lane are really
enjoying the days that they
spent at Euclid.

Amber Cogley really
stretches to serve the ball as
she has one of many good
days on the court.

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Adonai Arruda shows his talent on the soccer field as he takes the ball
away from his opponent. Adonai will surely remember his days at Euclid.

Head Football Coach, Tom
Banc, gives some last
minute instructions to
running back, Steve
Duncan and quarterback,
John Mc Clain. Athletics
has made the days at Euclid
much more pleasant for the
football players.

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Student Life Divider

Marching Band members

begin the school year early in

August and have to practice

during the day and after

school. They devote much of

their time to the school.

Ebon Smiciklas, Stacy

Lesfeky, Becky Godec and

Eric Lassiter know that their

time spent in class is very

important if they are to

succeed in the outside world.

The life of a student was very
complex. They were always
trying to balance relationships
with parents, friends and acquaintances.
The pressures that students felt from
other students and friends was very great
at times. There were also sometimes
pressures at home which caused the
students to become less than focused on
what they should be doing. Some
students looked to the school as a place
of stability. There were many activities
that a person could participate in
throughout the year. A student's life was
as busy as they wanted to make it.

Angela Meros spends much of her time at school
playing on the tennis team and helping with other
organizations.

Megan Coyne enjoys playing on the soccer team so she
can get good exercise and learn the techniques of the
sport.

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Alison Stahre
relaxes while she
reads one of her
books. She realizes
that reading is a
very important
part of her life in
high school and
that if she doesn't
study she will not
be able to do all
the things that she
wants to do.

Christine Fabert,
Sharon Mollis,
Kristina Geiger,
Isaac Martin and
Mary Wolf know
that helping out in
the offices of
secretaries like
Mrs. Jan Mohat is
a good way to
learn what is going
on in the school
and to help get
things done.

Brad Hodge,
Scott Longazel
and Tim Long

know that their
classes are an
important part of
their learning
experience and
that they should
try to do as well as
possible in all their
classes.

Mario I.uush works to keep the ball away from the
defender so he can get it down the field into scoring
position. Soccer is a very important part of Mario's life.

Student Life Divider

p uc lid students enjoy living

Molly O'Brian, Alison Stahre, Yuki Shimotsu, Lisa Primosch, and Kristy

Praznovsky spend much of their life as trainers for the varsity football team. They

help with all the things that have to get done in order for the team to function on the

field.

T.J. Grabianowski, Nicole Genovese, Cory Watson, Don Johnson, and Heather

kinison fulfill their lives at Euclid High School by performing with Varsity Chorale.

Every Tuesday and Thursday evening is spent at the high school practicing. During

the holiday season they put on many performances for the community and other

Euclid schools.

Student Life

AH Kucinski, Julie Newsome, Dolores Orbanic, Heather

Nickell, Jaina Blackford and Igor Sugar took Distributive

Education so their lives at Euclid would help them learn more

about managing a business.

Scott Longazel, Denny Bosher, Wayman White and Tom

Heuer and the rest of the football team enjoy their life at Euclid

because of the enjoyment that they get from playing sports.

I Renee Latsch, Dana Vance, Tracy Martorello, Michelle
O'Donnell, Danielle Ladovich, Erin Ryan and Jamie Benak

enjoy the life of being on the soccer team.
Simeon Boddie, Dave Giancola and Mike Doyle enjoy the
I ability to use the computers in the chemistry lab.
Quiana Ellis, La Quita Hill and Alana Roberts enjoy their
meals in the cafeteria.

James Humar, Dwight Schied, Brenda Volpe and
Michael Mukavetz know that there will be a life after
Euclid High School and enrolled in the NJROTC
program so that they will be able to continue with their
studies in college.

Casey Arp is getting ready to take his books to his
locker since he knows that life at Euclid would be
diferent if there were no lockers.

Student Life

Girl's Varsity

Soccer Coach,

Mike Sustin,

explains
strategy to his
players while
the rest of the
team is on the
field. The gir
really im-
proved this
year and
finished with
an excellent
record. Many
of the girls
have been on
the team for
their entire life
at Euclid.

Mary Dacar and Jamie Smialek have enjoyed their
life on the cross country team during their days at

Euclid.
Jim Grinstead gives time from his life to help score at

the volleyball games.

The Panther defense gave the other teams real

competition. They liked the days they spent together

on the field. It was a big part of there lives.

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Student Life

Jason Edwardsen and Simeon Boddie discuss what is

happening on the field while they are waiting to go in.

Football makes their lives much more plesant

The members of the Marching Band spent part of their
lives parading through the halls of Euclid in peparation
for the evening game. This gave them a chance to make
a lot of noise in the school and no one would object.

Stefanie Brown, Jessica Scott, Christy Peacock, Kim
Kosovich and Christy Gecewich getting ready to make
a tower during half-time ceremonies. Practicing for the
Majorettes took a lot of time from the lives of each of
the girls.

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Eric Heiss is a very good soccer player and his
contributions to the soccer team have been very helpful
throughout the season. Soccer is very important in
Eric's life and he really enjoys his days on the field.

Dawn Ganser spends much of her time at Euclid
performing with the Flag Corps and enjoys those days
very much.

Dan Bergolc knows that the things that he does during
his classes will do much to influence the outcome of his
life and tries to get as much out of class as he can. Here
he is perfecting his chemical techniques.

Student Life

Euclid smashes South in Homecoming Game

Homecoming weekend began on
Thursday evening with a bonfire held
on Diamond #4. The Marching Band
played, the cheerleaders cheered, the football
team talked to the crowd and a Willoughby
South player was burned in effigy.
On Friday evening Euclid played Willoughby
South on the football field. South fumbled on
their second play and Euclid recovered and
scored on a pass from John Mc Clain to
Monroe Hillsman on the next play. John Mc
Clain then scored on a keeper in Euclid's next
possession. Tony Fisher and Monroe
Hillsman added two more touchdowns before
the half. Monroe Hillsman also scored in the
third quarter to complete the scoring at 32-6.
The second half was fairly uneventful as coach
Tom Banc substituted heavily to close the
game.

Students got the weekend off to a exciting start by
attending a bonfire on Thursday evening at the baseball
diamond. The Marching Band, cheerleaders and the
football team attended and Willoughby South's mascot
was set ablaze.

Varsity Chorale members. Don Johnson, Katie
Walker, Sarah Kale, Jodi Dominick, Carolyn
Klocker, Fritz Streiff, Jason Edwardsen, Chris Di
Biase, Craig Sulecki and Colleen Longshaw were led

by Ken Ferlito and sang the Alma Mater and the
National Anthem.

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Kristina Geiger, Fritz Streiff, Christina Fabert and
Will Freeman carry the Willoughby South effigy

around the diamond before tossing it into
the fire.

Homecoming

Monroe Hillsman

was a major factor

in the Homecoming

victory over

Willoughby South.

He scored three

touchdowns and

made many key

plays to ensure the

win.

The entire Homecoming Court and their parents were introduced before the football game began. These students will have a lot
to remember in the future.

Homecoming

The theme of Homecoming 1995 was
Welcome to Paradise and the decorations
consisted of many helium filled balloons
in the ballroom and palm trees on the walls. Each
of the couples was printed on a paper pineapple.
Music was supplied by a disc jockey and re-
corded songs. 250 couples spent the evening
together and amused themselves by having their
pictures taken, socializing and dancing. At 9:30
the Queen and King and Court were announced
and the traditional court dance was held. The
dance began at 7:00 and refreshments consisting
of punch, vegetables and pastry were served. The
dance allowed students to get together and enjoy
themselves for the evening.

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Senior Attendant. Cory Watson dancing with Lemuel
Gardner after the court was announced.

Tom Heuer, Lauren Hadyk. Mike Jolly and Kelly Smith were some of the couples that had a lot of fun

at the dance.

Homecoming

Angela Meros crowns Joe Tucceri and
Christina Fabert at the dance while Scott
Granito, Cory Watson and Katie Mc
Guinness look on.

Homecoming King, Queen and Court: Kelly
Gavin, Sophomore Attendant; Kristina
Geiger, Will Freeman, Colleen Longshaw,
Fritz Streiff, Scott Granito, Cory Watson,
Christina Fabert, Queen; Joe Tucceri;King
Rachel Zielinski, Rick Papo, Dawn Pratt,
Paul Pavicic, Sharon Hollis, Scott Herbert,
Lizzy Domin, Junior Attendant.

During the dance couples sat around at tables and discussed events that they found to be important.

ROMANCING
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THE NIGHT

Homecoming

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Seniors. They've been at Euclid for
four years. They were at the top of
the heap. Everyone looked up at
seniors. They were the role models for
everyone else at the school. They knew
how to get things done. They were used
to the rules and how the game should be
played. They were now the mature
individuals in the high school. For many
this would be the end of their formal
education but for many this was just the
beginning and there would be many
more years of education before they
would go off and begin their lives on
their own. It was a time of memories of
friends that would be cherished for years
to come. Memories of events that had
shared before. There were many mixed
emotions associated with being a senior
but one thing of certainty was that they
would never be forgotten.

Regina Motiejunas, Mike

Mukavetz, Brenda Volpe

ind Marianne Wilson carried

the colors during one of

Euclid's football games. This

was an exciting moment for

them and they enjoyed being

a member of the NJROTC.

Flag Corps member, Kendra Proctor, enjoyed all the
movements that went into being a member of the half-
time productions on the football field. She worked
hard both on and off the field during her years at
Euclid to try to attain the most she could.

Chris Litwinowiez and Mark Garlauskas were both
members of the NJROTC and they participated in the
work that was necessary to succeed in the program.

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Sharon Mollis, Kristina Geiger and Christina Fabert are all seniors
and have learned the 'ropes' about succeeding at Euclid High School.

Cheerleaders, Becky Hren, Annie Wein, Jodi Dominick, Melissa
Hoppert, Christina Fabert, Meghan Orazen and Nikki Barbis devote
much of their time to helping the spirit at Euclid show through in
everything they do.

Office Aides, Kristin Sacko, Chris White and Melanie Bergolc help
secretary, Mrs. Lynette Tercek, do all the things that she is expected to
do.

Seniors reach position of most importance

he seniors
were the
oldest and

most mature mem-
bers of Euclid High School. They
were the example that the other
students were to follow. Many of
them had been together for more
than twelve years and because of
that many deep relationships had
developed. They were a group of
young people who did many
activities together and would remain
friends for most of their lives.

Rachel Zielinski and Rich Landsmann enjoyed their
evening at Homecoming.

It was a beautiful evening when these students got
together at the Homecoming bonfire.

Seniors

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Bridgette Atlas, Dale Brown, Justin Barrett, Tim De Wine, Joe Janosik, Kellie Smerdel and Renee Latsch

were havinu fun at the Homecoming bonfire.

Brandi Adams

Leah Adams

Latasha Adamson

Jason Agnew Adrijana Alaupovic

Mamie Alexander Jamell Anderson Dante Appling Adonai A. de Arruda Filho Brandon Ashley

Bridgette Adas Shaunda N. Bailey Mika Sherice Ball Will Banks

Nicole Barbis

Brandon Barbish Keyonna Barfield Melanie Barkin Ranessa K. Barrett Steve Barrett

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Seniors

Kathryn Bauer

John Bertovic

Tanisha Blackwell

Melissa Bonfiglio

Brigita Begovic

Bryan Benak

Lolita Benson

Melanie Bergolc

Andy Beuck

Donna Beuoy

David C. Bischof Jaina Lynn Blackford

Chris Bock

Christopher Boddie

Joe Bojc

Daunte Bolden

Kristy A. Boos

Anita Borrero

Keith Boyes

Camille Brandon

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Elizabeth Buchner

Pat Bujnocki

Ivica Buncic

Brandi Lyn Buttari Danielle M. Calabrese

Jennifer Calvert

Jason Cangemi

Jeffrey Cangemi

Timothy J. Carney

Benjamin Carr

Daniel Carr

Charles Carter III

Jennifer Cerjan

William Cesa

Amira Chambers

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Seniors

David Champa

Frank Cheraso Tameshala Childress Martha Chitwood Bob Chmielewski

Patricia Christen Magdalen Christopher Angelo Cirino

Alaycia Clark

Anita Clark

Bobby Cofield

Seniors

Radames Colon

Monica Coram Daniel R. Corleto

Jill Corrigan

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Seniors vote on which teacher gives the most homework

Vlany of these students don't like to do homework but the ones that do their work are more likely to get a better
>rade than the ones who don't.

Seniors filled out a questionairre in
homeroom asking which of their
teachers gave the most homework.
The teacher who won this distinction was
Mr. Jeff Hartmann. Mr. Robert
Petrovic came in second and Dr. Ron
Powaski came in third. Mrs. Jo-Rita
Perez and Mr. Wayne Smith were tied
for fourth. Other teachers mentioned
were Michelle Mc Garry, Barb
Ramlow, Carolyn Heuer, Betsy
Leonetti, Mike Sustin, Ken Lowe, Joan
Paskert, Sue Amato, Bette Schmeling,
Ron Zucca, Barbara Breeden, Frank
Jablonski, John Barcza, Stan Bender,
Mike Durbin, Jim Kelley, Lisa
Proctor, Terry Dubroy, Judith Mc
Laughlin, Chris Torrelli, Dolores
Black, Kendra Callahan, Deborah
Petrick, Roy Pignatiello, Frank
Hoffert, Tom Banc, Joan Paskert and
Judy Zubizarreta.

Mrs. Judy Zubizarreta was one of the teachers
mentioned as giving a lot of homework. Among other
things, Judy is also the National Honor Society adviser.
Here she is with Marc Orlando, Joe Dula, Chad
Shuskey, Dave Bischof and Jeff Grundman at one of
the NHS meetings.

As students mature they realize the importance of doing
the work that is asked of them.

Seniors

Kevin Crosby Yolanda Cummings Clayton Cunningham Julie Dacar

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Antonio Davis Nathaniel Davis Randolph Dawson Stephanie Dawson Timothy De Wine

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Andrew Dirk

David Dirk Jerome Dismukes Jr. Lawrence Dissauer

Seniors

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Dana Dobucki

Kesha Dudley Ana Dugandzic

Joseph Dula

Thomas Erak

Dana Finotti

Steven Duncan

Kimiko Edwards

Jason Edwardsen

Stacy Egrek

Antonio Elma

Andrew Eminger

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Allison FitzGerald

Jamie Fox William Alexander Dawn Marie Ganser Markus Garlauskas

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Seniors

Who is your favorite teacher?, was asked of the members of the senior class. Mr.
Jeff Hartmann received the most votes. This was very interesting since Jeff
also received the most votes for giving the most homework. Judy Mc Laugh-
lin came in second and Jo-Rita Perez came in third. Ken Lowe came in fourth and Mike
Durbin and Bill Von Benken were tied for fifth. Other favorite teachers mentioned were
Tom Banc, Steve Marcu, Jim Kelley, Penny Roberts, Joyce Russo, Sue Amato, Ken
Ferlito, Barb Masseria, Ray Montani, Katie Morris, Barb Spiga, Carol Tkac, Barb
Breeden, Susan Dennis-Rogers, David Miller, Lisa Proctor, Edie Mellen, Gale
Flament, Deborah Petrick, Jane Addis, Paul Serra, Cheryl Schossler, Ron Zucca,
Roy Pignatiello, Ingrid Koenig, Rob Heramb, Terry Dubroy, Jan Severino, Holly
Freedman, Judy Stobinski, Fran Ratka, Wayne Smith, Alex Dzerowicz, Kendra
Callahan, Ron Powaski, Barb Ramlow, Diane Maroli, and Carolyn Heuer.

Seniors

Some of the football players at the Homecoming bonfire. They realize that the time spent in class is

important and they have a favorite teacher.

Students at the Homecoming assembly where the candidates were introduced. Most of these students

probably have a favorite teacher.

Kathleen Graham, Renee Watson, Michelle O'Donnell, Allison FitzGerald, Cuana Newson and

Dawn Pratt enjoying one of their favorite classes.

Mrs. Jan Severino was mentioned as being a student's favorite teacher is shown in one of her classes

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Erica Gordon

Beckie Glavan

Aileen Glowackj

Margaret Good

Brandon Goodman

De Juan Goulde Timothy Grabianowski Brendan Grady Kathleen Graham

Scott A. Granito Jeffrey Grundman Lauren Hadyk Sherika Hamilton Frederick Hance

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Seniors

Eljanon Hanson

Andrew Harsh

Khyra Harris Tanyanekia Harris Venita Harris

Aaron Harsh

Gregory Hart Tracey Hartman Jonathan Hartshorn Khalilah Heard

Michael Heramb

Scott Herbert

Tramico Herman Steven M. Higham Andrew Hilton

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Cherie Hinton

Krista Iannetta

Dwayne Hinton

David Hobson

Tamara Hogges Twshanaa Hollins

Sharon N. Hollis Richard Holly

Dennis Holstein

Ralph Hood

Anthony Hrdlicka

Leandra Ibarra

William Irons

Caroline Jackson Israel Jackson Jr.

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Seniors

Janyawat Jirayut Donald Johnson Jacques Johnson Latanyia Johnson Nicole Johnson

Tenesia Johnson

Will Johnson

Branch Jones

Cassandra R. Jones

Jason Jones

Yolanda Jones Carolyn Jukiewicz

Sarah Kale

Les Kausek

Erica Kavcic

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sdost Euclid seniors have not been in the Euclid schools all their lives

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M Four
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H 9-11

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9.5%
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Euclid seniors were asked if they had
attended Euclid schools all their
lives. 45% of the seniors who
answered said that they had. The rest of
the seniors were in the Euclid schools
anywhere from one to eleven years with
the most frequent number being four
years. This reflected a large number of
students who attended parochial schools
for the first eight grades and then came to
the high school in the ninth grade. Almost
ten percent of the seniors have only been
in the Euclid schools for one year.

Jennifer Keller

Mark Ketchum

Diana Kineva

Heather Kinison

Chris Kinkopf

Kevin Klocker

Katy Kocin

Melissa Koerber

Angela Koeth

Zackery Kovit

Doraja Lake

Debi Langsdale

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Nicole Lastoria Anthony Laurich Robin L. Lausche

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Deanna S. Lauver Valonte Lawson

Dustin Leasure

Erin Lesefky

David Lewis

Narieka Lewis

Kevin Lynch

Amy Lindic

Thomas Lishinj

Joi Lloyd

Dawn Lo Conti

Adam Loew Vincent Lombardo Colleen Longshaw Joseph E. Ludwig Makeshia Lumpkin

Caroline Mack

Christian Mahovlic

Joe Mallard

Christina Marcelli

Seniors

H Yes 82 7%

B No 17 3%

Do you live
in a house?

Seniors were asked whether or not
they lived in a house. Almost 83%
of the students responding stated
that they did. This was very similar to the
results that the seniors reported last year.
Students felt that it was a stabilizing
situation to come home to a house.

Ricky Papo is one of Euclid's seniors who enjoy
living in a house.

Liz Buchner, Kristy Zevnik and Beckie Glavan

enjoying their meals in the cafeteria but knowing
that they will be getting a home cooked meal when
they get home to their houses.

Most of these students have the benefits of living in
a house.

Seniors

Stacey Marinelli Aubrey Marunowski Sahriah Matthews Angelyn Mattson Nicolle Maturana

Kimberly Maurer Tameka Mc Coy Shona Mc Cune

Brendan Mc Gee

Lakisha Mc Ginnis

Angela Meros Christopher Mezzacappa Megan M. Miezin Margaret Mihalic Angela M. Miklavcic

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Timothy Moriarty Lenardo Morman Terrance Morrison Michelle Moses Regina Motiejunas

Michael Mukavetz Heather Mulhall

Avery Mullins Catherine Mytrosevich Meghan E. Nagode

Daniel Nainiger Andrew Nesbett Christopher Neurohr Julie Ann Newsome Cuana M. Newson

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Seniors

Heather Nickell

Mark Nicolosi

James Nolden Carmeesha Norman Joseph Nosan

Trisha O'Hara Meghan Orazen

Doloris Orbanic

Marc Orlando

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Michael Osredkar

Bobby Peacock

Nancy Pekol Latosha Peoples Adam Perusek Kimberly Petrik

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Seniors

Karla Prince

Kendra Proctor

Paul Radolovic

Anthony Raia

Rosalyn Rainey

Theresa Ramey

Tanisha Ramsey

Ericka Reaves

Tiffany Reed

Ericia Reiter

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On Friday, October 20, 1995,
students in some science classes
were treated to a talk by Mary
Ellen Weber about her mission on the
Space Shuttle 70 mission which took place
in July, 1995. Mary Ellen graduated from
Bedford High School but visited Euclid
since her mother teaches in the Euclid
schools. She talked about the preparation
and execution of her flight and described

some of the experiments that the members
performed. She showed some slides and a
videotape of her flight. She presented to
Principal Robert Knuth a montage of
pictures from the mission and he presented
to her a Euclid High school t-shirt. After
her talk, she had lunch with seventeen
Euclid girls where they were able to talk
about opportunities for women in the space
program.

Astronaut talks about her Space Shuttle mission

Principal, Mr. Robert Knuth. receiving the picture
montage from Mary Ellen Weber.

Science students, Jason Robinson, Martin Tomsic, Karen Lemieux, Josh Halstead and Casey Arp listening to
Mary Ellen talk about her mission.

bne of these students could be an astronaut some day if they have the desire and perseverance. It is important to have a goal and to focus on it. These days at
lEuclid are the beginning of the rest of their lives. Seniors

Derrick Respress Douglas Revilla Christopher Riggar Alana Roberts Nickeesha Robinson

Samuel Robinson

Cherese Rocquemore Lekeshia Rogers

Steve Rogonjic

Robert Rosberg

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Ronald Rucker Arikibraa Rushton Dominic Russo

Stephanie Sabo

Bat Saengchareun Vytas Saldunas Marie Salupo Chayla Sanders Melissa Sanders

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Seniors

Renee Slade

Chad Shuskey Colleen Sidak Jeremy Sidhu

Steven Slamic

Seniors

Nicholas Slogar Kellie Smerdel

Jamie Smialek

Ebon Smiciklas

Alfonso Smith

Formeka Smith

Jennifer Smith

Kelly Smith

Michael Smith Heather Spencer

Jacinda Stewart

Latell Stewart

Marlena Stewart Thomas Stobierski Frederick Streiff

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Dana Stroberg

Igor Sugar Michael Summerfield Carlos Tailaferro Jennifer Taplin

Gerald Tate

Matthew Tepley David Thomas

Kareese Thomas

Peter Thomas

Timika Tisdale

Joseph Tiogo

Joseph Tomino

Charles Trapp

Joseph Tucceri

Tara Van Ho Yolanda Van Tilburg Michael Vidra

Michael Vihtelic

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planning on
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graduate?

The seniors were asked if they were planning on going to college after they graduate. 92% of
the respondents said that they were. This was even higher than the 86.3% who responded that
they were planning on college in last year's poll. This showed that most of the seniors
realized that high school was only the beginning of their education.

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Allison FitzGerald, Mary Dacar,
Kathleen Graham and Jamie Smialek

enjoying their time in the cafeteria during

their lunch period.

Marching Band and Flag Corps members

having a fun time at the Homecoming bor

fire.

Kathleen
Graham and
Jason Wiggins

now working at
Bob's Big Boy and
Scotto's Pizza
know that they
need a college
education to get
anywhere in the
world.

Christina Fabert. Kelly Gavin and Adriane Grudle are

working on ID registration at Shore Cultural Center before
Seniors goins to college.

The Euclidian staff tried very hard to picture everyone in the
senior class in the senior section. The photographers took
pictures on three different occasions, but some students
missed all three dates. In order to produce a book with the most
complete picture section, underclass pictures from previous years
were used. In spite of this the following students were not
pictured: Rasa-Lila Andrews, Adonis Bell, Le Roy Billips,
Robert Bradshaw, Aaron Call, Nicole Clark, Frank
Codispotti, Stacy Corbin, Adrienne Dixon, Tshombe Fisher,
Andre Foster, Felicia Foster, Mark Guerrieri, Gregory
Hancock, Rob Henderson, Michael Howald, Spencer Howard,
Nick Keichel, Bryan Kelly, Tenishia Kelly, Dan Kozel, Lavitia
La Shore, Shonnie Lawson, Jessica Mc Manemy, Austin
Milne, Wakila Mitchell, Daniel Norsic, Mary Nosan, Daniel
Novak, Andrew Pearson, Joshua Pelz, Jason Pund,
Lashawntae Randle, Wilson Rogers Jr., Mike Royce, Jessica
Ryman, Sara Schofield, Gary Scott, Jacqueline Smeltz, Dan
Smigel, Jennifer Styles, Bill Trinkle, Kevin Vanatta, Mike
Vitovich, Michelle Whittenburg, Marriell Williams, Charles
Wilson, and Rich Zabivnik.

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Derrick Walker

Monolito Walker

Norman Walker Shanna Washington

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Cory Watson

Renee Watson

Angel Weems Megan Lynn Westphal La Gina White

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Wayman White

Jason Wiggins

Shantee Wilburn Wayne Wilkinson Chenise Williams

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Seniors

Crystal Williams Michelle Williams Ginger Wilson Heather Winton

Mary Wolf

An'Drea Woodard Kelly Woodley Todd Woodruff Shannon Woodworth Brandi D. Wright

Damon Wrieht

Kevin Wvann

Richard Wynn Mekeleya Yimen Adam A. Zeitz

Maria Zemba

Seniors

Kristina Zevnik Rachel S. Zielinski Mark Zrim Robert Zupancic

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Many seniors are involved in the many activities that are available at Euclid

Adrijana Alaupovic: Spirit Club 9,10.
Adonai A de Arruda Fillo: Soccer 12.
Shaundra Bailey: AFS,12

Mika Sherice Ball: Office Aide 9,10,1 1; Indoor Track Aide
10,1 1; Track Aide 10,1 1; Indoor Track 12; Track 12.
Ranessa Barrett: Big Show 10,12; Fall Play 10,1 1,12; Hockey
Aide 10,1 1,12; Drama Club 9,10,1 1,12; Choraliers 12.
Steve Barrett: Soccer 10,11; Swimming 10.
Kathryn Bauer: NHS1 1,12; Softball 9,10,1 1,12; Basketball
9,10,1 1,12; Tennis 10,1 1; Marching Band 9,10,1 1,12, Jr. Rep 11 ;
Orchestra 11.

Bryan Benak: Hockey 10,11,12.

MelanieBergolc: Survey 9,10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; NHS
11.12; SAVE 12

David Bishcof: Baseball 9,10,12; Survey 11,12; Eucuyo 1 1,12;
NHS 11,12.

Jaina Blackford: Soccer 9,10,1 1,12; Cheerleader 9.10,12;
DECA 11,12; Student Council 12.
Chris Bock: Football 9,12.

Joe Bojc: Football 9; Baseball 9,10; Golf 10,1 1,12, Captain 12;
Medial Aides 10.

Melissa Bonfiglio: Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Softball
9.10; Girl's Basketball Stats 10,1 1,12; Softball Stats 11.12; Peer
Tutoring 10,12.
Kristy Boos: Peer Tutor 9.

Stefanie Brown: Majorette 10.1 1.12, Squad Leader 12.
Pat Bujnocki: Baseball 9,10,1 1,12.
Brandi Buttari: Fashion Show 10; Office Aide 12.
Danielle Calabrese: Marching Band 9,10,11,12, Squad Leader
10,1 1,12, Section Leader 1 1,12, Senior Representative 12;
Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11; Soccer 9,10.1 1,12;
Big Show 10; Key Club 9,10,1 1,12; Hillcrest Select Band
1 0, 1 1 . 1 2; Commencement Band 9, 1 0, 1 1 .
Timothy Carney: Cross Country 10,1 1,12, Captain 12; Indoor
Track 9.10,1 1,12, Captain 12; Outdoor Track 9,10.11.12, Captain
12.

Bob Chmielewski: Football 9,10.11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12.
Monica Coram: Band 9,10,11,12.

Daniel Corleto: Soccer 9,10,1 1,12, Captain 12; Indoor Track
9,10,1 1,12; Outdoor Track 9,10,11, 12; AFS 9,10,1 1,12.
Clayton Cunningham: Basketball 9,10,11,12.
Mary Dacar: Cross Country 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 12; Swim-
ming 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,1 1,12; SAVE 11,12, Vice President
12; Ski Club 11.

Jason Edwardsen: Football 9,11,12; Varsity Chorale 10,11,12;
Baseball 9; Key Club 10,1 1,12, Junior Senior Representative
11,12;A.V. 11,12, Captain 12.

Euclid had many clubs, sports and extracurricular activities
that students could participate in. There was no excuse as
to why any person did not get involved in some activity if
he or she wanted to get involved in something. Some activities
took place during the school day while others took place after the
school day was completed. Other activities took place in the
evening or on weekends. High school was a time when students
should have gotten involved in many of the activities that made a
school a place to want to belong to. People not participating in
activities were missing a large part of the high school experience.

Scott Herbert, Andy Nesbett, Kelly Smith, Megan Westphal and Nicole Hrdlicka

are involved in many activities at Euclid and really appreciate all the opportunities that
they have.

Krisy Praznovsky and Mark Zrim enjoy each other's company
during lunch.

Seniors

Most Euclid students say they enjoyed their high school years

I he seniors

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your years at
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were polled
as to whether
or not they enjoyed
their years at Euclid
and 60% of the
respondents said
that they did. This
was very similar to
the 63 % that
responded last year.
The major differ-
ence seemed to be
in the number of
students who
responded 'maybe'.
Last year 23 % were
uncertain while this
year 27% were
uncertain.

Kristina Geiger and Mary
Wolf not only enjoyed their
years at Euclid, they also
enjoyed the times they spent
lifeguarding at the pool.

Scott Herbert, Paul Pavicic, Kate Mc Guinness, Scott Granito,
Fritz Streiff and Dawn Pratt look as if they are really enjoying their
years at Euclid High School.

Seniors

Christina Fabert: AFS 10,11,12; SADD 11; Executive Student

Council 10,11,12, Secretary 11; Cheerleading 9,10,1 1,12; Spirit

Club 10; Big Show 11,12; Office Aide 12.

Dana Finotti: Soccer 9,10,1 1,12; Cheerleading 9,10; DECA

11,12.

Allison FitzGerald: Volleyball 9,10,1 1,12, Co-Captain 12;

Track 9,10,1 1,12; Basketball 11; SAVE 11,12; Cultural Club 11;

Academic Challenge 11; Survey 10; NHS 11,12.

William Freeman: Band 11,12; Basketball 12; Track 12.

Dawn Ganser: Choraliers 10; Flag Corps 11,12; Choral Masters

11.12; Office Aide 10; Clinic Aide 12; Key Club 10; Spirit Club

10.

Kristina Geiger: Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Tennis 10,1 1,12;

Diving 9,10,1 1.12; Swimming 9,10,1 1,12; Student Council

10,11,12, President 12; Junior Class President 11; Senior Class

President 12; AFS 9,10,11,12, Vice President 12; SADD 11,12;

All Club Council 11,12; Office Aide 12; Big Show 10,1 1,12;

NHS 11,12; Spirit Club 10.11.

Nicole Genovese: Softball 9,10,11,12; Varsity Chorale 10,11,12;

Big Show 11,12; Office Aide 1 1; Cheerleading 9.

Rich Gentile: Golf 9,10; Peer Tutor 10; Academic Challenge

12.

Catherine Gibbons: Tennis 10,1 1,12, Co-Captain 12; Key Club

9,10,11; Orchestra 9,10,1,12, Librarian 12.

Beckie Glavan: Volleyball 9,10: Softball 9,10,1 1,12, Captain

10; NHS 11,12; Student Council 9,10,11; Peer Tutor 10,12;

Girl's Basketball Stats 9.10,11; Spirit Club 10,11; Career

Exploration 9.10; Tennis 12; Yearbook 11, Office Aide 12;

DECA 11,12.

Aileen Glowacki: Orchestra 9,10,11,12, Section Leader 12.

Vice President 10,12: Volleyball 9,10,11.12; Track 9,1 1,12;

Indoor Track 10; Key Club 9,10,11,12, Secretary 11, Luitenent

Governor 12; SADD 1 1,12; Kids on the Block 11,12; NHS

1 1, 1 2; S AVE 1 2; Pit Orchestra 9, 1 0,1 1.1 2; A. V. 9.

Margaret Good: Orchestra 9,10,1 1,12, Treasurer 10,1 1,

President 12; Cross Country 9,10,1 1.12; Big Show Pit 9,10,11;

Wai Napolo 9,10,1 1,12, Treasurer 10, Jr. Show Director 11; Key

Club 9.10,11; NHS 11,12.

Kathleen Graham: Cross Country 9,10,1 1 ; Track 9; Orchestra

9,10,11. Librarian 11; SAVE 1 1,12; Big show 9; NHS 11,12;

Career Explorations 9,12; Tennis 12; Peer Tutor 12.

Scott Granito: Basketball 9,10.1 1.12, Captain 9; AFS 12: Spirit

Club 10,11; Student Council 12: Varsity Chorale 10,11,12,

Treasurer 10; Big Show 10,11; Golf 9; Chess 9.

Jeffrey Grundman: Soccer9.10,l,12; Basketball 9,10,1 1,12;

Baseball 9; Career Explorations 9,10; NHS 11,12.

Jonathan Hartshorn: Basketball 9,10.

Khalilah Heard: Basketball Aide 9,10.

Lakeisha Henderson: Track 10,1 1,12; Student Council 12;

NHS 11.12; Basketball 11.

Michael Heramb: Soccer 9,10,1 1,12; Tennis 9,10,1 1,12;

Football 11,12.

Steven Higham: Soccer 9.10,1 1,12; Wrestling 9,10,1 1,12.

Cherie Hinton: Vollleyball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11.

Sharon Hollis: AFS 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12,

Executive Board 11,12; NHS 11,12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12;

Soccer 12; Softball 9,10; Cheerleader 9,10; Office Aide 12;

SADD 11.

Jennifer Hrovat: Tennis 10,11,12, Co-Captain 12; Track

10,1 1,12; Big Show 9; Fall Play, Student Director 12; SAVE

11,12; NHS 11,12, Secretary 12; Survey 11,12; Eucuyo 11.

Joe Janosik: Key Club 11,12.
Kelly Jerk: Office Aide 11.
Donald Johnson: Football 12.
Will Johnson: Track 12.

Cassandra Jones: Marching Band 10,12; Concert Band
10.11,12; DARE 11.

Sarah Kale: Eucuyo 9,10,1 1,12, Submissions Coordinator
9,10.11;NHS 11, 12; Varsity Chorale 12; Big Show 10,11,12.
Les Kausek: Football 9; Soccer 12.
Erica Kavcic: Office Aide 9.

Heather Kinison: Big Show 9,10,1 1,12; Varsity Chorale
9,10,11,12, Secretary 11,12; Eucuyo 9; Survey 10, 11; SADD
9,10; NHS 11,12.

Katy Kocin: Key Club 9,10,1 1,12; NHS 11,12; Culture Club
11; Survey 10,11,12; SAVE 9; Eucuyo 10; Peer Tutor 12.
Elizabeth Kramer: Foootball Trainer 9,10,11,12; Wrestling
Trainer 9,10.1 1,12; Spirit Club 10; NHS 11,12.
Robin Lausche: Marching Band 9,10,1 1,12; Concert Band
9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,1 1; Softball 9; Key Club 9; Office
Aide 12.

Deanna Lauver: Swimming 9,10,1 1,12; NJROTC 1 1,12; Spirit
Club 9,10; Softball Manager 9.

Aubrey Marunowski: Spirit Club 9,10; Career Exploration
9,10,11,12.

Shona Mc Cune; Cheerleading 9,10,1 1,12; Diving 9,10,1 1;
A.F.S. 10,1 1,12, President 12: Student Council 10,11,12, Rep
11.

Brendan Mc Gee: Football 9; Survey 11,12.
Lakisha Mc Ginnis: Drill Team 1 0.

Catherine Mary Mc Guinness: Volleyball 9, Trainer 10,11,12;
Student Council 10,1 1,12, Executive Board 10,11,12, Junior
Class Vice President 1 1 ; Fall Play 1 0, 1 1 . 1 2; Big Show
9.10,1 1,12; Office Runner 9,10,1 1.12: Spirit Club 10,1 1; NHS
11.12.

Angela Meros: Tennis 10,11,12; Softball 9,10,11,12; Student
Council 10,11,12; Office Aide 10,1 1,12; NHS 1 1.12; Wrestling
Stats 11,12; Morning Announcements 12; DECA 11,12.
Megan M. Miezin: Flag Corps 11,12, Captain 12; Big Show
9,10,11,12; Student Council 11.

Angela M Miklavcic: Basketball 9,10.1 1,12, Captain 12;
Volleyball 9,10,1 1,12; SAVE 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, President 11,12; Key
Club 9; Peer Tutoring 10,1 1,12; NHS 11,12; Career Explora-
tions 9,10,11; Track 9,10,11,12; Yearbook 1 1,12; Academic
Challenge 11.

Regina Motiejunas: Office Runner 10; Color Guard 12. Big
Show 10,12.

Meghan E Nagode: Key Club 9,10; Tennis 1 1; Big Show
10,12.

Julie Ann Newsome: DECA 11,12, Treasurer 1 1 ; Soccer 1 1 ;
Student Council 9, 1 0; NHS 11,12.
Cuana Newson: Flag Corps 12.
Meghan Orazen: Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Office Aide
9,10.11.

Mike Pikus: Survey 10,1 1,12, Photo Art Editor 1 1,12; Morning
Announcements 12; Culture Club 11.
Steve Rogonjic: Wrestling 10.

Stephanie Sabo: Spirit Club 10; DECA 1 1 ; NHS 11.12; Peer
Tutor 12.

Many Euclid seniors admire their mother

Once again
Euclid seniors
were asked
whom they most
admired. There were
many different
answers given but the
person who appeared
the most was mom.
Almost 40% re-
sponded that their
mother was their most
admired person. This
was very close to the
results from previous
years.

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38.6%
13.9%

4.0%

5.9%

37.6%

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I most
admire is:

Allison FitzGerald, Mary Dacar, Kathleen
Graham Tim Carney and Jamie Smialek

are enjoying each other's company during
lunch. Kathleen admires her mother most but
Allison and Tim both admire their father.

Alia Crawford, Will
Freeman, Joe Tucceri and
Nicole Genovese had fun

with each other during
Homecoming. Joe admires
his parents while Nicole
admires her choreographer.

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Almost 80 % of those responding said they did. Over 56 % of
the ones that came to school in a car did the driving. This was
very similar to the results from last year when about 75 % of the
students came by car and 65 % did the driving.

Sharon Mollis congratulates Christina Fabert as she becomes Homecoming Queen.
Kristina Geiger usually drives to school and carries her friends around.

Angela Meros, Christina Fabert, Rich Dotson, Tom Huer, Joe
Trobenter and Jim Duer enjoyed themselves at the Homecoming
Seniors Dance. Angela usually drives to school.

Marie Salupo: Cross Country 9,10,11,12; Track 9.10,11,12;

Key Club 9,10,11,12, Freshman Rep 9, Sophomore Rep 10, Vice

President 11,12; Survey 10,11,12, Reporter 10, Feature Editor

11,12; AFS 11,12; Eucuyo 10,11,12; Career Exploration

9,1 1,12; Big Show 9,10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Choir

9,12; NHS 11,12; SADD 11,12; Close-Up 11.

Jessica A Sas: Softball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10; Ski Club

11; NHS 11,12, President 12;SAVE 11,12; Offide Runner

10,11,12; Spirit Club 10.

Jon Schied: Poetry Club 10,1 1,12.

Chris Schniegenberg: Baseball 9,10,1 1; Golf 12.

Nicole Schumer: Swimming 9,10,11,12.

Glenn Settle: Drill Team 12; Track 12.

Chad Shuskey: Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9,10,1 1,12; Survey

10,11,12, Sports editor 10,1 1,12; Key Club 9,10,1 1.12, Lt.

Governor 10,11, President 11,12; NHS 1 1,12.

Kellie Smerdel: Office Aide 10; Key Club 12.

Jamie Smialek: Big Show 9: Cross Country 9,10,1 1,12; Track

9.10,11,12; Ski Club 11; SAVE 11.12, Secretary 12; NHS 11,12,

Secretary 12; Carer Explorations 9,10; Student Council 12.

Kelly Smith: Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12;

Track 1 0. 1 1 , 1 2; Softball 9; Clinic Runner 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2.

Mike Vidra: Office Runner 12.

Monolito Walker: Basketball 9.

Renee Watson: AFS 11,12; Tennis 12.

Megan Lynn Westphal: Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 12;

Swimming 9,10; Diving 9,10,1 1.12, Captain 12; Track 9,10.

Michelle Williams: Key Club 9.

Ginger Wilson: Choir 10.

Heather Winton:. Career Explorations 9, 10.

Mary Wolf: Track 9; Swim Team 9,10,11,12; Office Runner 12.

Todd Woodruff: Soccer 9,10,1 1,12; Baseball 9,10.

Shannon Woodworth: Video Yearbook 9,10.1 1,12; Tennis 12;

NHS 1 1,12; Career Exporations 9,10,1 1,12; Band Aide 11,12;

Choraliers 1 1 , Bible Study 10, 1 1 .

Brandi D Wright: Track 9.10; Drill Team 11; SAVE 1 1.

Rachel S Zielinski: Concert Band 9,10,1 1,12, Public Relations;

Marching Band 9,10,1 1,12; Pep Band 9,1 l,12;Key Club 9;

Varsity Chorale 1 1,12; Big Show Backstage 9.10.1 1,12, Prep

Manager 11,12; Academic Challenge 12; NHS 11,12; Career

Explorations 10; Office Aide 10,1 1.

Adam A Zeitz: Poetry Club 12.

Kristina Zevnik: Basketball 9; softball 9,10; Tennis 10,1 1,12;

Student Council 10,11,12; Spirit Club 10; Clinic Aide 10,11,12.

New I. D. system has everyone wearing their identification

lr. Ben Pasquale, Kristina Geiger, Christina Fabert, Fritz Streiff, Nicole Jackson and Catherine Mc
luinness show off their new photo ID's

lex Dzerowicz and Dan
Vensing talk about the
igital imaging process that
'as used to make the photo
Ts.

Irs. Kathy Pasquale helps
'avid Harris and Daemyon
dams with their work.

Euclid instituted a new type of ID
system during the 1 995-96 school
year. The system was not ready at
the beginning of the year so students and
staff did not get their ID's until midway
into the first grading period. In order to
run the school in a more professional and
safer manner, all students and staff were
required to wear a photo ID throughout
the day. This was useful in identifying
whether or not a person belonged in the
building and it made it possible to
identify whether or not a student was in
the proper lunch period since the lunch
periods were color coded. The photo ID's
made Euclid much more compatible with
other organizations such as hospitals and
businesses. As the system evolves many
other uses for the ID's will be imple-
mented.

Brandon Goodman is happy to show off his ID.

Seniors

Seniors tell about

As a student progressed through their high school years they were occasionaly
presented with moments that were less than complimentary. These embarrass
ing moments were the kind of things that would be remembered for ever and ever.
The seniors were asked about their most embarrassing moments and these were some of
the responses. As usual, the most common type of embarrassment happened on the stairs
Because of that, students mentioning stairs were all grouped together at the end. The other
moments are presented alphabetically.

Tomika Ball was embarrassed when her knee gave out at lunch and she tripped over a
chair.

Will Banks was embarrassed when he was wrestling with Chuck in the E-Room.
Ranessa Barrett didn't feel right after she got kicked out of a hockey match during her
junior year for screaming too loud.

Steve Barrett was embarrassed when his pants tore at the Steel Pole Bathtub concert.
David Bischof was embarrassed as a freshman because he would only wear sweat pants.
Jaina Blackford's most embarrassing moment happened when she and Meghan Orazen
were tripped by a group of 7th graders in the hallway at Central.
Daunte Bolden did not feel good when he fell in front of a lot of people.
Kristy Boos was really embarrassed when she was a freshman and thought she was in the
wrong class and made a big scene and then figured out she was in the right class all along.
Pat Bujnocki was really embarrassed when he locked his keys in his car.
Bill Cesa remembers when he ran into the metal ball rack in gym class during his sopho-
more year and had to go to the clinic for a bloody eye brow.
Patty Christen was embarrassed when she passed out last year.

Nicole Clark was really embarrassed when she fell asleep during her freshman year in
Mr. Serra's Algebra I class and started chanting her boyfriend's name.
Andy Dirk was embarrassed when his pants ripped, right in the crotch.

Adriyana Alapovic, Magdalen Christopher, Dawn Ganser, Sharon Hollis,

Robin Lausche, Valonte Lawson, Tim Moriarity, Bob Peacock, Yolanda

Van Tillburg and Mary Wolf all had embarassing moments while falling up or

Seniors down stairs -

Jason Edwardsen was embarrassed when h
was bet that he wouldn't walk from Hills to
East 280th with his pants down and only his
jockeys to protect his livelihood. He accepte
and as he was walking along, pants at his
ankles, a car of cute girls drove by and
honked wildly. It was really cold.
Synett Erzarzanar was embarrassed when
he was going to the bus stop on Euclid and 1
fell down the hill in front of Euclid Avenue
and everyone on the bus noticed.
Christina Fabert was embarrassed when
Kristina Geiger's car broke down and she
and Ray Miller had to push it home in the
rain.

Dana Finotti was embarrassed when
Meghan Orazen tripped her in the hall in
front of a lot of people and she fell and her
calculator went flying down the hall.
Allison FitzGerald was embarrassed when
she was a freshman on the way to the
cafeteria and she accidently poked herself in
the eye and she started to cry and Mary Woj
had to buy her lunch for her.

Kristina Geiger remembers when
Shona Mc Cune gave her a "wedgie" at
Diving and ripped her bathing suit.
Jeremy Emerman fell on the ground
laughing. They called her the "Holy
One".

Nicole Genovese was embarrassed
when she was doing a show with
Varsity Chorale in front of a lot of
people from Briardale Golf Course and
Scott Granito picked her up over his
shoulder and dropped her on her head.
Rich Gentile was embarrassed when he
dropped a lunch plate in the cafeteria on
the 2nd day in his freshman year.
Wendy Gibson was embarrassed during
her freshman year when she made a card
and bought some candy for a senior
friend. It was the last day for seniors
and she wanted to give it to him before
he left. She saw him in the hall and was
waving and screaming to get his
attention and all the people around her
kept looking at her.
Scott Granito was embarrassed when
he was on the J.V. basketball team and
they were going out to do warm-ups. He
had just finished going to the bathroom
and had a piece of toilet paper hanging
out of his pants. He went 20 min. before
Kevin Bremer told him about it.

many of their most embarrassing moments

i Joe Janosik was making fun of a teacher and when he turned
around the teacher was standing right there.
Kelly Jerk and Adrijana Alaupovic fell asleep in their car in the
parking lot and woke up 3° and had to explain what happened.
Nikki Johnson went to the bathroom with Laura Mack and Renee
Slade. It was only after walking out that she realized she was in the
wrong bathroom.

Sarah Kale and Rachel Zielinski ran down Vermilion's main
street at the Woolybear Parade with the Band and one of the
bystanders yelled, "You're bouncing!"

Heather Kinison was embarrassed when Tony Laurich tripped
her in chemistry lab and she fell on her butt and everyone laughed.
Chris Kinkopf was embarrassed when he passed out in the middle
of the lawn at Blossom during Buzzard Fest 2.
Katy Kocin was in Personal Computers and her foot fell asleep and
when she got up to leave at the end of the period she fell.
Deanna Lauver was really embarrassed when she pulled the
emergency shower in chemistry lab and didn't turn it off and the
water went all over the floor and dripped down to the English room
on the 2nd floor.

Joseph Ludvik was really surprised when he walked home from
school one evening and then realized that he had driven to school
that morning.

Kim Maurer was embarrassed during her sophomore year at Spirit

Club when Gina Phillips depants her and she started screaming and

swearing and ran after Gina and fell on someone's poster.

Shona Mc Cune was embarrassed when Mary Wolf saw her do

her corky dive before a meet.

Katie Mc Guinness was embarrassed when her blind date for

Winterfest '95 threw up on Mr. Pignatiello's porch.

Megan Miezin was embarrassed when Beth Walters and Paula

Sustarsic pulled down her skirt her first year in Flag Corps and lots

of people saw her and laughed.

Angela Meros had a problem when she was playing tennis as a

junior and wore her white bloomers over her Mickey Mouse

underwear and Mickey was showing through during the match and

the spectators noticed.

Angela Miklavcic was embarrassed when the hot lipstick she was

making with Allilson FitzGerald in chemistry class fell on the cold

floor and solidified and they had to spend the rest of the period

cleaning up the mess.

Julie Ann Neswome and Gina Phillips were embarrassed when

Julie's tiny alarm siren that she kept in her purse went off while

they were in the counselor's office. The secretary made them go

outside and figure out how to turn it off.

Cuana Newson was embarrassed when she tore the back of her

shorts at YMCA camp.

Heather Nickell was at a wrestling match in seventh grade sitting

at the top of the bleachers. When the wrestlers came in, she got up

to walk down the steps and tripped and bounced all the way down

to the gym floor and lay there on her stomach, laughing so hard she

couldn't get up.

Ricky Papo was embarrassed when he woke up in study hall in the

E-Room during his junior year and and was screaming out loud and

everyone was looking at him.

Mike Pikus was embarrassed in German class when Jeff

Jakse was shooting paper wads in the garbage can which was

right under the TV. He jumped up to block the shot and hit his

head on the TV.

Joaneice Porch was embarrassed as a freshman when she tried

to run down the wall that looks like a hallway.

Tanisha Ramsey was embarrassed she went to the bathroom

while wearing a dress and didn't realize that her dress was

tucked inside her panties. She found out after she saw two boys

in the hall laughing at her.

Stephanie Sabo was talking to someone while walking up the

stairs and dropped her books over the bannister and she had

books on the first and second floors.

Marie Saiupo felt bad when she was boarding the school bus

as a junior and the driver closed the doors on top of her. He

apologized and said he hadn't seen her.

Nicole Schumer was embarrassed when Megan Westphal

tripped her in the cafeteria and she landed flat on her face in

front of Mrs Turk.

Adrienne Scott was tripped in the hallway and almost fell.

Kellie Smerdel was proud when she drove to school for the

first time but then locked her keys in the car and had to call her

father to get a spare set.

Formeka Smith was embarrassed as a freshman when she

collided with a senior boy in the hall.

Kelly Smith had a revealing experience when she was playing

water polo in swimming class and she jumped out of the water

and the top of her bathing suit fell down.

Joe Tucceri was embarrassed when he got pinned with 30

seconds left in a district match even though he was winning at

the time.

Renee Watson was embarrassed when she almost got run

over by an ambulance in the street.

Shantee Wilburn was embarrassed when she fell out of her

chair in the cafeteria when she was a sophomore.

Michelle Williams was embarrassed when she was on a field

trip with the Choraliers and her dress blew over her butt.

Brandi Wright was embarrassed when she sat down on a

broken chair in the Little Theater during and assembly and the

chair flipped over and she was lying there with her feet

hanging in the air.

Adam Zeitz was cleaning out Mrs. Tkac's fishbowl in the

woman's faculty lounge and got it stuck in the sink. When

they finally got it unstuck water was all over the floor.

Kristi Zevnik was embarrassed when she spilled something

on herself during lunch.

Rachel Zielinski was embarrassed during Marching Band her

freshman year when some other band members wanted to see

her new bodysuit which she was wearing under her band

uniform. The uniform jacket got stuck down and the senior

field commander came over to see what the problem was.

Seniors

Most seniors agree that tests are necessary

Yes 511 °/,

8 No 22.0"!;

Q Maybe 27 0°;

Do you
think tests
are neces-
sary?

H Yes 55.6%

H No 36.8%

E3 Maybe 7.5%

Did you ever
study more
than 30
minutes for a
test?

When asked if they thought tests
were necessary, more than 51 %
of the seniors responded that
they were. Only 22 % said that they were
not necessary. This was a good indication
that the students knew that there had to be
some form of evaluation in their coursed.
When asked if they have ever studied more
than 30 minutes for a test, almost 37 % said I
they had not.

Heather Spencer and Mark Ketchum worked hard during their classes and had to study for their tests

Seniors

Steve Rogonjic. Christina Fabert, Bridgette Begovic
and Jason Fiorille are taking out from their studies to
discuss life at Euclid.

1 ■ ^ A # >i

P Physics students; Marie Salupo, Mike Pikus,
ngela Miklavcic, Chad Shuskey and Dave Bischof

now what it is like to study hard for a test and
>utinely spend much more than 30 minutes preparing
>r a test.

NHS members. Liz Buchner, Jamie Smialek, Angela
Miklavcic, Katie Bauer and Jessica Sas are all good
students who study hard for their exams and partici-
pated in the show of strength for the Cleveland Indians
by wearing Indians clothes.

Paul Pavicic dances with Donna Beuoy during
Homecoming. Both were good students who studied
hard to get good grades.

Left: Alana Roberts also studied hard during her years
at Euclid.

Liz Sterl, Dana Stroberg and Colleen Sidak take a
break from their computer class to pose for the camera.

Deanna Lauver, Brenda Volpe and Richard Wynn

enjoying each other's company between classes.

Brent Shaw and Dave Champa are working on their
assignment in their Distributative Education class.

Seniors

The Panther football

team gets together before

the first game.

• ** ****••*• ** *•**••*• **

Sports were very important to many students at Euclid
where a full range of varsity, junior varsity and fresh
man sports were offered. If a student was interested in * \
sport there was no excuse as to not getting involved.

Bud White shows his great form as he tees off at the

beginning of a golf match.

Eric Schuster and Derek Stanic pacing each other as

they continue around the cross country course at

Chapin Forest.

Head Coach. Wendy Sustin, giving Colleen Taylor,

Cherie Hinton, Kelly Smith, Lauren Hadyk, Ambet

Cogley, Angela Suchy, Angela Miklavcic, Lori

Meden and Missy Bonfiglio instructions before they

take to the court.

: **' : * ** %%#*% ** *••***•« ** ******* » ** *******

HCJORK

Football team has 9-1 season and takes G.C.C.but fails to make playoff*

You could say that this was "'The
Year of the Young". The Panthers
had more starting underclassmen
than there were seniors but still earned
another G.C.C. championship. Their lone
loss was at the hands of defending state
champion and 1995 state champion, St.
Ignatius, but they put up a fight which
would never be forgotten. After that
opening loss, the rest of the season was
almost an anticlimax with most of the
games being essentially over by the end of
the first period. The only reason the
panthers did not make the playoffs was
because of the relative weakness of the
other teams in the G.C.C. so they did not
earn enough computer points.

Day in and day out, the Panthers
practiced for their next opponent. With the

encouragement of the General (Coach Tom
Banc), and the finesse of the offensive
backs, Euclid was destined to be G.C.C.
champs. The sophomore, Tony Fisher had
1 633 yards and 20 touchdowns, was lead up
the center by the incredible blocking of
Tony Launch, Sean Mc Laughlin, Mike
Melnyk and the fullback Monroe Hillsman.
For the first time in several years Euclid had
a great passing game. John "Die Hard" Mc
Clain was often a devastating blow to the
opposing defense. Looking right and then
left, he would find Simeon Boddie twenty
yards down the field, with the eight-hundred
or so fans cheering. De Juan Goulde was
named the News Herald defensive player of
the year. Tony Fisher, Mike Melnyk and
Delmar Stewart were chosen for the News
Herald First Team. Tony Laurich, Albert

Simpson, Jason Jones, Peter Thomas and
Andy Eminger were all chosen for the
Second Team. John Mc Clain and Joe

Tucceri were given a Special Mention and
Tony Raia, Rick Cooper, and Monroe
Hillsman received an Honorable Mention.

The panther defense never let
someone go home without a great hit by
Jason Jones, Joe Tucceri, Tony Raia, or
any number of sacks by De Juan Goulde, I
strutting his way into the backfield with the I
unstoppable sophomore Albert Simpson.
The year was filled with memories of
touchdowns, fumbles and interceptions, but
the one thing that the Panthers would never I
forget was the dedication it took to go out
every day of every week and then miss the
play-offs by four computer points.

-Scott Longazel

Top: The Panther football team crowds around each other at the beginning of the game.

Bottom: At the beginning of the fourth quarter all the players raise their hands in a unified signal.

Football

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larsity Football. Row one: Coach Ken Schriner, Coach Mike Rezzola. Coach Mike Sheck, Coach Sam Santilli, Coach Dennis Wenham, Jack Lardomita, Head Coach
pm Banc, Coach Chet Nolan, Coach Roy Pignatiello. Coach Pete Schwenke, Coach Mike Barnauskas. Row two: Wayman White, Chris Bock. Larry Dissaur, Joe
lucceri, Tony Laurich, De Juan Goulde, Jay Thomas, Tony Raia, Bob Chmielewski, Latel Stewart. Row three: Richard Wynn, Jay Kletecka, Rick Pecnik, Casey
armichael. Sean Mc Laughlin, Scott Longazel, Mike Zivnoska, Mike Melnyk, Donald Johnson. Row four: Mike Valentine. Andy Eminger, Jason Edwardsen,
leauntee Redfearn, Mike Heramb, Jason Jones, Delmar Stewart, Rick Cooper, Eric Lassiter, Terrance Moore. Row five: Johnny Johnson, R. J. Belanich, Rashad
lilson, Tony Davis, Deloente Brown, Monroe Milkman. Antoine Fisher, Detric Wilson. Row six: Larry Brown, Amos Rennix, D. G. Johnson, John Mc Clain, Simeon
loddie, Steve Duncan, Albert Simpson, Howard Westerfield. Row seven: Kevin Banks, Jim Brown, Donte Thomas, Mike Higgins, Fred Bush, Tom Heuer, Denny
usher. Shaun Brochak. Row eight: Darrell Taylor, Michael Creer, Will Buchanon, Lewis Nunley, David Johnson, Cory Kinan, Nick Rufo. Row nine: Molly O'Brien,
leth Kramer, Erin Vincente, Wendy Case. Alison Stahre, Margaret Corcoran, Katie Baioni. Yuki Shimotsu.

le Juan Goulde, Steve Duncan, Scott Longazel and
jonroe Hillsman trying to move a tough Ignatius line.

VARSITY FOOTBALL

TEAM

THEM

St. Ignatius

Barberton

Mentor

Nordonia

I North

Maple Hts.

8 1

South

Bedford

Mayfield

SEASON RECORD WON 9 LOST 1

G.C.C. RECORD WON 7 LOST

LEAGUE FINISH 1st

Tony Fisher checks on Monroe
Hillsman after he was hit hard.

Football

J. V. Football. Row one: Kevin Banks, Amos Rennix, Donte Thomas, Fred Bush, Terrance Moore, David Johnson, Howard Westerfield, Johnny Johnson. Row two:
Steve Dawson, Mike Higgins. Gray Johnson, Lewis Nunley, Jeff Roe, Cory Cunningham, Larry Brown. Row three: Darrell Taylor, Mike Belanich, Mike Valentine,
Michael Creer, Nick Rufo, Tom Heuer, Shaun Brochak, Denny Bosher. Row four: Coach Mike Barnauskas. Coach Ken Schriner. Coach Sam Santilli.

FUTU

TALENT

Junior Varsity has an excellent season and freshmen show promise

Tony Laurich gets a much needed drink of water while the defensive team is on the field.
Katie Baioni poses with Don Johnson before he has to go into the game.

Football

JV FOOTBALL

TEAM US

THEM

St. Ignatius

Barberton 19

Mentor 13

Nordonia 31

North 35

Maple Hts. 2 1

South 21

Bedford 24

Mayfield 28

SEASON RECORD WON 8 LOST 2

G.C.C. RECORD WON 7 LOST

LEAGUE FINISH 1st

'■-':■■.

•reshman Football, Row one: Ramone Terrell, Ronald Tyler, Brandon Henderson, Tom Soini, Tom Poticher, Kevin Carse, Calvin Parker, Rick Glavan, Brian Leben,
)e Juan Whitney. Row two: Shawn George, John Schnell, Mike Dominick, Pat Gutbrod, James Cothron, Robert Polachek, Dave Cerne, Cordell Morris, Charles
hooper, Amin Harville. Row three: Brandon Richardson, Tommie Virgies, Norman Sullivan, Cedrick Carstarphen, Michael Dennis, Dominic Harris, Rafael Pacheco,
(ave Edmonds, Pierre Allen. Row four: Coach Sam Santilli. Coach Dennis Windham.

'ich Belanich, Johnny Johnson, Amos Renix,
loward Westerfield, Casey Carmichael and Shaun
rochak waiting for the snap of the ball.

Charles Cooper

breaks through
the line for a big
gain while Amin
Harville blocks
for him

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL

TEAM

THEM

Nordonia

North

Maple Hts.

'20

South

Bedford

Mayfield

SEASON RECORD WON 4 LOST 3
, G.C.C. RECORD WON 4 LOST 3
LEAGUE FINISH 3rd(tie)

Scott Longazel get attended to by Wendy Case and
Beth Kramer.

■

Girl's tennis lost many close matchej

According to Coach Pete Swope.
the 1995 Varsity Girl's Tennis
team was the best team he had
coached in years. Although the record
didn't reflect a winning season, the team
played it's best tennis ever trying to
overcome their 2-3 curse. The strong
senior leadership of the doubles teams led
the girls fight. First doubles, Jennifer
Hrovat and Cathy Gibbons finished off
the season with a personal pest record.
The second doubles team of Angela
Meros and Kristina Geiger returned this
season adding confidence to their game.
Topping out the rest of the squad in the
singles positions were Kristi Zevnik,
Theresa Parey and Allison Hrovat. The
girls hoped that their hard work this year
sparked the returning underclassmen in
future years. With the use of Coach
Swope's 3 C's: Control, Command and
Confidence, as well as help from Mr.
Warman's J. V. team the varsity team
should be better.

-Angela Meros

VARSITY GIRL'S TENNIS

TEAM

THEM

Chagrin Falls

Geneva

Pville Harvey

1 |

NDCL

Nordonia

Brush

Twinsburg

South

North

Mayfield

Wickliffe

St. Jos. Acad.

Nordonia

Mayfield

Brush

South

Perry

SEASON RECORD WON

5 LOST 12

G.C.C. RECORD WON 2

LOST 8

LEAGUE FINISH 5th

Girl's Tennis

Girl's Tennis, Row one: Gina Prodan, Jennifer Grabinowski, Karen Hanson, Shannon Woodvvorth, Courtnj
Strah. Row two: Kathleen Graham, Beckie Glavan, Angela Meros, Kristina Geiger. Dawn Pratt, Renee
Watson. Row three: Kathy Gibbons, Jennifer Hrovat, Kristie Zevnik, Allison Hrovat, Theresa Parey, Katie
Bauer, Jinai Amos. Row four: Coach Dick Warman, Coach Pete Swope, Carlv Swope.

Jennifer Hrovat serves while Cathy Gibbons waits to Singles player, Allison Hrovat, serves the ball to her
return the ball in one of their matches. opponent.

Pat Grisez swings hard.

Golf. Row one: Terry
Kontra, Joe Bojc, Mike
Doyle. Bud White, Mike
Mukavetz, Brian Siedler.
Row two: Coach Bob
Ramlow, Kevin Grisez,
Pat Grisez, Andy
Edmonds. Todd Pfeifer,
Brian Gecewich, Chris
Schniegenberg, Kevin
Evans, Geoffrev Zevnik.

Golf team has best record in five years

GOLF

TEAM

THEM

Nordonia

156

155

North

160

Maple Hts.

158

207

South

174

180

Shaker

158

171

Bedford

157

180

Brush

155

154

Mayfield

160

167

Gilmour

174

152

Nordonia

154

174

North

162

160

Maple Hts .

165

190

South

158

179

Bedford

147

172

Brush

151

173

Mayfield

167

163

SEASON RECORD WON 10 LOST 5 TIE 1

G.C.C. RECORD WON 9 LOST 4 TIE 1

LEAGUE FINISH 3rd

The Euclid Golf team had it's best
season in five years this past fall.
They finished 3rd in the G.C.C.
and defeated both co-champs, Eastlake
North and Mayfield during the regular
season. They finished eighth at districts
only missing by two strokes. Joe Bojc
provided strong senior leadership in his
fourth season on the team. Juniors Kevin
Evans and Bud White had strong
seasons while Evans lettered and White
took team MVP honors. Sophomore,
Brian Siedler received 1st team G.C.C.
honors due to his fine play at the G.C.C.
tournament. Coach Bob Ramlow was
pleased with the play of his team and is
only looking for better things in the
future.

-Bud White

Bud White gets ready to putt the ball.

Captain. Joe Bojc. tees the ball towards the green.

Terry Kontra swings hard to get the ball away.

Golf

Volleyball struggled through a frustrating season

This year's volleyball team com-
pleted their season at 13-12.
Leading the varsity squad were
senior co-captains Megan Westphal and
Allison FitzGerald. Other seniors that
powered their offense were Kelly Smith,
Missy Koerber, Angela Miklavcic,
Cherie Hinton and Lauren Hadyk.
Backrow defense women Lori Meden
and Aileen Glowacki were two more
seniors leaving this year. The team's
potential was incredible but they were not
able to put it all together. They had the
tallest team Euclid had seen in many
years and their team work improved
throughout the season. Next year with
returning juniors, Colleen Taylor and
Angela Suchy as well as sophomore
setter Amber Cogley, the team should be
able to look forward to a better season.
-Angela Miklavcic

VAR

TEAM

Nordonia

3ITY VOLLEYBALL

1HE1V1

5,15

3.8

North

6.15.10

15.10,15

Maple Hts.

15.9,15

11,15,7 1

Solon

15.2

17.15

j North Olmstead

15.15

6,12

i Canton McKinley 13,15.13

15,7,15

1 South

14,15.15

16,9.9 '

Bedford

8.11

15,15 \

Normandy

15.7,15

12.15,13 !

Beaumont

15.16

12,14

1 Brush

15,5.10

10.15,15

Mayfield

10,15.15

15,7,11

Akron East

15.15

7,10

Beaumont

15,15

11,1

Independence

17.15

15,8

; Independence

15,15

11.8

Nordonia

15,15

9.9 j

j North

15,8.11

7,15,15

Maple Hts.

15,10,10

4.15.15

South

15.16,6

7,18.15

Bedford

4.11

15,15

SEASON REC

ORD WON 13 LOST 12

G.C.C. RECOI

ID WON 5 LOST 9

LEAGUE FINI

SH 4th(tie)

Volleyball

J. V. Volleyball, Row one: Tina Peric, Veronica Mc Graw, Anna Paradzik, Vernadette White, Maria
Williams. Row two: Stephanie Fox, Chrissy Kovacevich, Becky Godec, Kristin Samsa, Annie Feldkamp.
Stacy Lesefky. Row three: Coach Marcy Richards and Coach Wendy Sustin.

Freshman Volleyball, Row one: Alex Brinovec, Shannon Setser, Katie Kolar, Erin Reilly, Amy Salupo. Row
two: Melissa Ahmetovic, Melissa Brady, Shannon Ivancic, Lisa Basalla, Katie Mc Clusky, Sammie Koerber.
Row three: Julie Whitley, Nikki Sams, Kristina Hatcher, Lynne Stern. Row four: Coach Pat Buck.

Allison FitzGerald, one of the team's best setters, sets
the ball up so that Angela Suchy can slam it over the
net.

Kelly Smith, Lauren Hadyk, Missy Koerber, Cheri Hinton and Megan Westphal waiting for their server to get
the ball over the net.

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Wrestlers beginning to emerge

The Euclid wrestling team still suffered from not enough
interested wrestlers but it was not as serious as in the past.
Euclid won several meets this year for the first time in
several years. The team began to get everything together and
by the end of the season things were going well. Most of the
wrestlers had improved their records. Joe Tucceri was the
brightest part of the team when he broke the Euclid record
for the most wins in a high school career. Joe was ranked
number 1 in the 160 pound weight class by the News Herald.
Head Coach, Chris Papouras felt that the team was getting
stronger throughout the season.

Andy Ludvik and Howard Westerfield working on their opponents.
Wrestling

Joe Tucceri and Mike Doyle getting their opponents in position for a pin.

Wrestling, Row one: Shannon Setser, Wayman
White, Michael Smith, Bob Chmielewski, Nick
Pfahl, Joe Tucceri, Nathaniel Davis. Row two: Doug
Higham, Detric Wilson, Anthony Smith, Lemuel
Gardner, Keauntee Redfearn, Mike Doyle, Ricardo
Martin, Shane Moore, Andy Ludvic, Julie Ann
Whitley. Row three: Coach Bill Kazen, Mike
Belanich, Maurice Jackson, Howard Westerfield,
Mike Melnyk, Reggie George, Donald Sukis, Mike
Dominick, Coach Chris Papouras, Angela Meros.
Row four: Kevin Carse, Scott Trepal, Steve Dawson,
Duval Hill, Deshaun Lewis, John Schnell, Mike
Diehl, Dave Fulton, Coach Bob Diehl.

Keauntee Redfearn, Mike Smith, Reggie George, Nate Davis Alan Rice,
Steve Dawson and Mike Doninick did their best to help the team

Wrestling

i i

Boy's Cross Country has an excellent season

This year's Boy's Cross Country
team was lacking in numbers but
made up for it in their actions.
Only six men were on the team but they
went on to an almost repeat of the 1994
season when they finished with a 9-1
record. The only G.C.C. team they lost
to in the last two years was Eastlake
North. Senior, Tim Carney, who won
G.C.C. MVP was the top runner for the
year. Juniors Paul Glowacki and Derek
Stanic were the second and third men.
the fourth man astoundingly was a
freshman, Mike Miklavcic and sopho-
mores Mike Simenc and Eric Schuster
finished off the team. With only one
senior graduating a strong team should
return next year.

-Paul Glowacki

BOY'S CROSS COUNTRY

TEAM

THEM J

VASJ

W. Geauga

33 |

Maple Hts.

Mayfield

Nordonia

South

Bedford

Brush

35 !

North

INVITATIONALS

U-WANNA-COME-BACK

3/13

WALSH

5/14

BOARDMAN

16/19

MALONE

28/41

WADSWORTH

7/14

MEDINA

16/28

G.C.C.

2/8

REGIONAL

19/62

SEASON RECORD WON 8 LOST 1

G.C.C. RECORD WON 6 LOST 1

LEAGUE FINISH 2nd

Cross Country

Upper left: Eric Schuster

running in the Malone
Invitational.

Above: Paul Glowacki and
Tim Carney running
during one of their meet at
the Holden Aboretum.

Left: Mike Simenc and
Mike Miklavcic pacing
each other as they go
around the course.

Girl's Cross Country: Margaret Good, Marie Salupo, Carolyn Gudaitis, Jill Smialek, Beeca Borehert, Erin
Kilkenney, Megan Osterman, Mary Dacar, Jamie Smialek, Coach Dick York.

Girl's finish third in the conference

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The Girl's Cross Country team
finished the season with a 5-4
record and were 4-3 in the G.C.C.
Their third place finish in the conference
was a slight improvement from the
previous year. They finished sixth in the
District meet and Megan Osterman
qualified to ran in the Regional Meet
where she finished 63rd out of 1 53
runners.

GIRL'S CROSS COUNTRY
TEAM US THEM

W. Geauga 36 21

VASJ 15 50

Maple Hts. 15 43

Mayfield 44 15

Nordonia 29 27

South 29 26

Bedford 15 50

North 24 31

Brush 1 5 50

INVITATIONALS
U-WANNA-COME-BACK 6/12
WALSH TOMAHAWK 5/8

BOARDMAN 19/30

MALONE 38/44

WADS WORTH 10/11

MEDINA 12/17

G.C.C. 3/8

DISTRICT 6/12

SEASON RECORD WON 5 LOST 4
G.C.C. RECORD WON 4 LOST 3
LEAGUE FINISH 3rd

B 5. ~>.. 11 1 'ii ? | $n >■

Above: Jamie
Smialek

running in the

Malone

Invitational.

Left:

Margaret
Good and
Marie Salupo

warming up at
the cross
country course
in Kirtland.

Cross Country

The boy's varsity basketball team had a
successful season finishing 2nd in the :
G.C.C, Gonferencexhamps:, Bedford,
hadall they could handle with Fifth d in then-
tough overtime victory at Euclid. The
leading scorers for the panlhers were super
sophomore Tony Fisher andjsenior co-^t
captain, Clayton CunningMm. Eric;
Smedley also had afine se'afojj' in hislHr
\ear oi varsity experience The panthers
were alssj j i>k •'' b\ senior co-captain Pawl
Pavicic and senior De Juan Goulde who
pur it' fllijyy§dershiprer this "yjMi,"
basketball team. Petris Hawkins arid Me , :

success. Adam Diaz, Kashad \\ ilson, Dave
Banach and Lcnm Wilkerson sparked the
panthers with their hard work and deternima-
! %om'|rfejiriy,alsa:|ed the team in missed
dunks m practice Junioi \uughn Trapp
also had an excellent season finishing the
season strong. Tine freshmen had an almost
undefeated season and showed pcoHle for
the future.

-Dave Kanac

TEAM

US THEM

St. Ignatius

54 74

North

55 43

Maple Hts.
South

81 85
91 73

Bedford

70 78

Brush

60 53

Glenville

63 73

Mayfield
Shaker Hts.
Nordonia
North

50 48
50 52
67 53

72 44

Maple Hts.
Stow

76 72
49 63

South

74 60

Bedford

80 S6

Brush

64 43

Mentor
Mayfield
Canton McKinley

67 62
62 58
60 74

Nordonia

SEASON RECORD WON 12 LOST 8
G.C.C. RECORD WON 11 LOST 3
LEAGUE FINISH Second

.IV BOY'S BASKETBALL

TEAM US THEM

St. Ignatius 30 43

North 68 55

Maple Hts. 55 56

South 41 55

Bedford 53 60

Brush 39 40

St. Ed 29 49

Mayfield 45 41

Shaker Hts. 75 68

Nordonia 38 34

North 59 52

Maple Hts. 64 57

Stow 67 60

South 65 54

Bedford 69 66

■ . ■ ' ■ ■

Brush 60 33

Mentor 64 56

Mayfield 48 44

Canton McKinley 36 59
Nordonia

SEASON RECORD WON 13 LOST 7
G.C.C. RECORD WON 10 LOST 4
LEAGUE FINISH Second

Tony Fisher drive in for a layup.

FRESHMAN BOY'S BASKETBALL

TEAM

THEM

Nordonia

North

Maple Hts.

Nordonia

South

St. Ignatius

Stow

V.A.S.J.

Bedford

Brush

Mayfield

Brush

North

Maple Hts.

South 75

Bedford

St. Ignatius

Mayfield

V. A.S.J.

SEASON RECORD WON 15 LOST 4
G.C.C. RECORD WON 14 LOST

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Ste phanie Troha, Jenai VVeems. Row tjiree: ^fcizi Hudson, Kristen
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Charmaine Allen, Kfl< .Smith.
Lanetta Huey, Ann Softer. Row
two: Coach Kletecka, ^Hnomi
Badley, Janelle Colinfjffl
Williams, Katie TanneS| aura
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This year's Lady Panthers Basketball
team had an excellent season. They
won the G.C.C. championship for the
first time in seven years as a result of hard
work, persistence, and team work. There
were five returning seniors: co-captains
Margy Mihalic and Angela Miklavcic,
Sharon Hollis, Katie Bauer, and Kelly
Smith. The team was rounded out by juniors
Ronnie McGraw, Monica Martin,
Carmekia Harris, and Jamie Greskowiak;
sophomore Shavon Bell and freshman
Delvona Oliver. They finished with an
overall record of 15 and 4 due to unbeliev-
able second-half performances. Next season
with a large group of returning lettermen as
well an awesome group of freshman, the
team should be unstoppable.
-Angela Miklavcic

VARSITY GIRL'S BASKETBALL
TEAM US THEM

Lakewood

Mentor

40-

Nordonia

North

Maple Hts.

South

Bedford

Brush

West Geauga

Mayfield

V.A.SJ.

Nordonia

North

71
54
43
39

61
41
62
43
44

Maple Hts.
South

32
41

Bedford

Brush

East Tech

Mayfield 46 52

SEASON RECORD WON 15 LOST 4 i

G.C.C. RECORD WON 12 LOST 2
LEAGUE FINISH First

Kelly Smith passes the ball off to Angela Miklavcic as she tries to drive to the basket.

Girl's Basketball

JV GIRL'S BASKETBALL

TEAM

THEM

Lakewood

Mentor

Nordonia

North

Maple Hts.

South

Bedford

29 1

Brush

24 !

West Geauga

Mayfield

V.A.SJ.

Nordonia

North

Maple Hts.

South

Bedford

Brush

East Tech

Mayfield

SEASON RECORD WON 12

LOST 7

G.C.C. RECORD WON 10 LOST 4

LEAGUE FINISH Third

FRESHMAN GIRL'S BASKETBALL

TEAM

THEM

North

V.A.SJ.

South

Maple Hts

N.D.C.L.

Stow

Kenston

Bedford

Brush

Mayfield

Chardon

North

Canton McKinley

South

Bedford

Brush

Mayfield

Maenificat

Beaumont

Maple Hts

SEASON RECORD WON 19 LOST 1

argy Mihalic dribbles the ball down the court while Angela Miklavcic tries to get into
sition to get a pass.

Margy Mihalic drives in for the layup while Sharon
Hollis follows her down the court in case she is needed.

armaine Allen goes up for a layup for the freshman

Both boy's and girl's soccer teams have excellent records!
Boy's finish in second place

The 1995 Boy's Soccer team was a
huge success. They ended the
season with a 10-3-3 record and 7-
2-3 in the G.C.C. This was one of the best
records the panthers have ever had. The
captains were Mike Heramb, Dan
Corleto and Kevin Klocker. Dan
Corleto was chosen for the News Herald
second team while Mike Heramb and
Mario Laush were given a special
mention and Eric Heiss and Doug
Zeman got an Honorable Mention by the
News Herald. It was certainly a season to
be remembered.

VARSITY BOY
TEAM US

'S SOCCER
THEM

VASJ

Nordonia

Chardon

North

South

Bedford

Brush

Mayfield
Nordonia

North

Hawken

i South

Bedford

Brush

Kenston

Mayfield 4
SEASON RECORD WON 10 LOST 3 TIE 3
G.C.C. RECORD WON 7 LOST 2 TIE 3
LEAGUE FINISH 2nd

Varsity Boy's Soccer.
Row one: Ryan
Heramb, Sean Fox,
Eric Heiss, Kevin
Klocker, Rob Slade,
Dennis Vitolo. Row
two: Mario Laush,
Mike Heramb, Matt
Pikus, Jeff
Grundman, John
Wolchko. Row three:
Todd Woodruff, Dan
Corleto, Doug
Zeman, Jim Swyt, AI
Cvetovac, Heather.
Coach Mike Dubin.

J. V. Boy*s Soccer,
Row one: C.J. Koeth,
Adonai Arruda,
Chris Biehl, Paul
Solemn. Pat Dilaila.
Row two: Dave
Brinovec, Hosea
Mburu, Craig Heiss,
T. J. Grabianowski.
Row three: Matt Be
Wine, Jason Waina,
Dan Renstrom, Les
Kausic. Coach Jeff
Jordan.

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dribbles the ball
down the field
while Adonai
Arruda stays close
so he can help.

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F reshman Soccer, Row one: Kevin Welsh, Frank Mastalski, Mike Verch, Scott
Trepal, Jeff Sierputowski, Mike Vuyancih. Row two: Brian Lennon, Brian
Blecic, Greg Schonauer, Oral Williams, Brandon Ptak, Mario Marusic. Row
three: Coach Jeff Jordan, Coach Mike Durbin.

arsity Girl's Soccer, Row one: Sharon Hollis, Heather Nickell, Jaina Blackford,
ancy Pekol, Ali Kucinski, Dana Finotti, Nikki Hrdlicka, Suzanne Lucas. Row
vo: Courtney Sharp, Kristin Sacko, Jennifer Waina, Jill Swanseger, Kathy
latnik. Row four: Katie Walker, Lisa Udovich, Katie Salisbury. Coach Mike
ustin.

V. Girl's Soccer. Row one: Susan King, Erin Ryan, Erin Gady, Dana Vance,
legan Coyne, Danielle Ladovich, Jamie Benak. Row two: Suzanne Lucas,
ourtney Sharp, Emily Freeh, Wendy Barker, Karen Salisbury, Danielle
alabrese. Megan Ballanger, Coach Dale Hollingsworth.

Vendy Barker boots the ball while Katie Salisbury looks on in case she has a
hance to get the ball.

Girl's finish in first place

The 1995 Girl's Soccer team had a truly awesome season.
They compiled a season record of 13-5 and went 9-1 in the
G.C.C. This was the best record that the girl's ever had. The
girls had been together for several years and their closeness really
became apparent on the field. Many of the girls were recognized
by the league and the coaches and the papers. Dana Finotti and
Jaina Blackford made News Herald First Team while Nancy
Pekol and Jennifer Waina made the Second Team. Ali Kucinski
and Katie Walker were given Special Mention and Heather
Nickell and Sharon Hollis got an Honorable Mention. It was
really a tremendous season for the girls.

VARSITY GIRL'S SOCCER

TEAM

Kenston

US THEM

Madison

Lakewood

Nordonia

4 2

Brush

South

5 1

North

Mayfield

Gilmour

3 1
1 2
3

Nordonia

8 1

Hawken

Brush

South

North

2 1

Mayfield
W. Geauga
Madison

3 1
1 2
3 1

Mentor 1 6
SEASON RECORD WON 13 LOST 5
G.C.C. RECORD WON 9 LOST 1
LEAGUE FINISH 1st

J. V. GIRL'S SOCCER

TEAM

THEM

Kenston

Madison

Shaker Hts.

Cleve. Hts.

Brush

North

Mayfield

Shaker Hts.

Brush

North

Beachwood

Mayfield

W. Geauga

SEASON RECORD WON 8 LOST 4

TIE1

Ali Kucinski, Nicky Hrdlicka and Erin Gady bringing the ball
down to field to get to the opponent's goal.

Soccer

Hockey, Row one: Joe Nosan, Brian Blecic, Dennis Disbrow, Joe TrwJiU'f, 3 t>m Heiur. CJitc Si:
Praznovsky, Ann Paradzik, Fran Connelly. Matt Krutsch, Kevin GnBsn Malt Can oil, \i
Brian Zorman. Rose Timm, Heather Scott, Jessica Sas. Row three: clH I crest Dixon, Mar!

Duer, Michael '
g Zenian, WaynJ
neira.

The 1995-1996 Hockey season was dedicated
to senior captain Vince Lomhardo who was
seriously injured in an automobile accident.
The team struggled early but came into form by the
middle of the season. One of the highlights of the
season was playing Elyria Catholic at Gund Arena.
The team was lead on the ice by co-captains. Matt
Carroll and Doug Zeman. High scorers for the
team were Matt CarroU with 23 goals and 14
assists in 16 games, Torn Hetier with 16 and 17 in

14 games. Brian Z-orlnun with 1.3 and 13 in 14
games and Greg Schonatier with 6 > id 1 8 in 16
games. The goal tending duties wen: shar<|dbv
senior. Joe Nosan, vvh.c'Khad 42 wiveMWine game
and sophomore Geoft'm Zevnik who sa\ed
shots in one game. Defensively the tea i
by Doug Zeman. The team ended its regular seas
with a 4-1 1-2 record and looking M
year.

-Jessica Sas

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HOCKEY

THEM

! Olmsted Falls

Lost

" Bay.

1 Brooklyn

Lost

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1 Parma

1 Lake Catholic

1 Normandy
I Erie Prep
Elyria Cath.

3
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7

4
8

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Parma

2
5

Elyria Cath.
Normandy
Olmsted Falls

7
5

4
3
3

W. Reserve Acad. 3

Elyria Cath. 4 3
Normandy 1 2
SEASON RECORD WON 6 LOST 11

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Indoor Track prepare

Indoor Track was a little bit different for
the 1996 season since there was a girl's
team as well as a boy's team. There were
girls on the team in the past but it was not
recognized as a sport so this was a first for
the girls. The team practiced and ran their
meets indoors in preparation for the Outdoor
Track season. The team had lots of talent and
did well in all their meets and made great
progress in preparing for the spring sports.

Boy's Indoor Track, Row one: Dan Corleto, Tim Carney, Tony Laurich, Brandan Grady, Richard Wynn,
Antonio Davis, Glenn Settle. Row two: Coach Bob Ramlow, Freddy Blatnik, Mike Simenc, Lamonte Foster,
Jamel Lawrence. Deleonte Brown, Sean Hodge. Coach Tom Halbedel. Row three: Eric Schuster, Kevin
Taksar, Al Simpson, Eric Lassiter. Sean Mc Laughlin, Monroe Hillsman, Rick Cooper.

Lakeisha Henderson and Alicia Renix passing the
baton in practice for a relay race.

Relay team members getting hand-off practice.

Stretching out before exercising or competing is an important step in avoiding an injury.

team for the outdoor season

irl's Indoor Track, Row one: Jill Swansegar, Bekka Borchert, Allison FitzGerald, Lakisha Henderson,
Colleen Longshaw, Alaycia Clark, Lakeshia Phillips, Karla Prince. Carrie Sharp. Row two: Erin Gady,
Mexis Grubach, Maria Scott, Erin Flynt, Alicia Renix, Allison Mc Clain, Megan Osterman, Janelle Easter.
tow three: Coach Dick York, Holly Douglas, Karen Wade. Ebony Wheeler, Nicole Bresler, Bernadette White.
lawn Merrit, Randolph Deramus, Coach Pete Schwenke.

Richard Wynn leads the team in their stretching out
:xercises while Coach Bob Ramlow looks on.

Allison FitzGerald gets in some conditioning by
running around the track.

Girl's have another fantastic season

Boy's season not as good

The Boy's Swim Team had an exciting
season finishing second in the G.C.C..
Coached by Mr. Joe Rodriguez and
led by junior co-captains Todd Lapp and
Rich Belanich. the team finished with an
overall record of 5-6. The team had outstand-
ing performances from all swimmers
throughout the year. Due to pool repairs, all
swim meets were held away. The Panthers
could look forward to another successful
swim season next year.
-Todd Lapp

Bryan Seheider working on his backstroke.

Todd Lapp and Rich Belanich

taking off from the starting
blocks.

Swimming

Boy's Swimming. Row one: John Sanderson, Peter Phillips. Mike Reilly, Pat Di I. alia. Row two: Coach Joe
Rodriguez, Dave D'Amico, Michael Miklavcic, Chris Mayle, Paa-Kofi Obeng, Martin Tomsic, Chris Slagle,
Coach Marty Guzauskas. Row three: Todd Lapp, Rich Belanich, Jason Waina, Tom Hartley, Byan Seheider.

BOY'S SWIMMING

TEAM

THEM

Berea

86 |

St. Ed.

102

University

58.5

127.5

Fairview

Maple Hts.

109

Solon

114 -

Brush

106

Mayfield

110

Orange

116

Bedford

104

SEASON RECORD WON 5 LOST 6

G.C.C. RECORD WON 3 LOST 1

LEAGUE FINISH Second

GIRL'S SWIMMING

TEAM

Berea

Beaumont

Hathaway

N.D.C.L.

Fairview

Maple Hts.

Brush

Orange

Mayfield

Bedford

133

137

178

141

152

125

101

100

132

THEM

100

SEASON RECORD WON 10 LOST
G.C.C. RECORD WON 4 LOST
LEAGUE FINISH First

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Although the girl's swim team never
had the home pool advantage , due
to renovation of the new pool, they
still completed the season undefeated. The
girls' talent, combined with hard work and
outstanding coaching by Mrs. Joan Bush,
gave the girls a third consecutive G.C.C.
title. The support the girls gave each other
and their dedication helped to make them an
even better team. The girls worked together
and accomplished what they set out to do at
the beginning of the season. The remaining
underclassmen meant that the team had a
good beginning for the next year.
-Brenda Moyer

Girl's Swimming. Row one: Amanda Carleton, Gina Prodan, Georian Peric, Casey Mc Redmond, Erin Ryan,
Fill Smialek. Row two: Megan Westphal, Marianne Wilson, Tracy Martorello, Jennifer Waina, Nicole
Schumer, Ursula VVein, Jennifer Emser, Mary Dacar. Row three: Coach. Marty Guzauskas, Nicole Schumer,
Bekka Borchert, Beckie Hren, Mary Wolf. Allison Frederick, Lori Mitskavieh, Patricia Carpenter, Allison
VIetti, Coach. Joan Bush. Row four: Kate Bechtel, Deanna Lauver, Alison Stahre, Tina Peric, Courtney
Sharpe, Brenda Moyer, Trish O'Hara.

Allison Fredrick,

Allison Metti and
Mary Wolf exploding
off the starting blocks
into the water.

Top: Georian Peric doing her backstroke.

Swimming

sity Football Cheerleaders. Row
one: Meghan Orazen, Shona Mc
Cune, Christina Fabert. Row two:
Nicole Barbis, Melissa Hoppert,
Liz Doming Row three: Jodi
Dominick, Annie Wein. Row four:
Gina Phillips, Becky Hren,
Kristina Geiger, Ebony Lane, Kim
Petrik.

Freshman Football Cheerleaders, Row one: Jennifer Rys, Colleen
Beck. Row two: Lindsay Norris, Regina Cadovec. Row three: Leah
Cherne, Abbv Stanic, Amanda Ficere.

J.V. Football Cheerleaders, Row one: Denise La Rich, Margaret Corcoran, Tiffany Hurt. Ro$
two: Lauren Arnold, Davina Gage, Christy Peacock, Karen Lemieux.

rhe cheerleaders always show lots of enthusiasm

rhe cheerleaders were the hard
working girls who led the cheer for
the football and basketball players
n the field and on the court. The tried to
st the fans involved in the games so the
layers would be inspired to do the best
ley could. They went to every game and
racticed hard perfecting their routines.

Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders. Row one:
Kristin Samsa, Jaina Blackford, Nikki
Barbis. Row two: Dana Finotti. Meghan
Orazen, Dana Vance Row three: Monique
Bateman, Christina Fabert (Captain).
Ebonie Lane.
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J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders. Row one: Christie
Peacock. Row two: IMatrika Johnson, Kelly Gavin.
Row three: Antonina Fiorelli.

Freshman Basketball Cheerleadders. Row
one: Leah Cherne, Jennifer Rys. Row
two: Abby Stanic, Julie Ann Whitley,
Natalie Beck. Row three: Vicki Mc
Samara. Amy Ficere, Jamie Kaucic.

Kim Petrik, Meghan Orazen, Megan Von Benken,
Chrissy Fabert and Shona Mc Cune relaxing during
the half time ceremonies.

Cheerleaders

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Euclid High School had many activities that students
could participate in if they had the desire. Extracurricular
activities were very important if the student was to have
a well rounded personality. Colleges and employers look at the
activities that the students were involved in as well as the
students grades.

Christy Peacock will always
remember the enjoyable days that
she had while she was a majorette
and a cheerleader.

Key Club members. Bryan Arendt,
Dan Bergolc and Natalie Mc Gill
tried to get freshmen to sign up
during their first day of school.

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James Humar,

Michael

Mukavetz, Brenda

Volpe and Dwight

Schied enjoy the

activities of the

NJROTC program

since they get a

chance to carry the

colors at the

football games.

Pat Dilalla, Chris
Trzcinski, Lemuel
Gardner, Jenny
Emser, Will
Freeman, Reggie
George and Todd
Lapp know that
Marching Band is a
fun activity.

Heather Mulhall,

(nana Newson,
Doraja Lake,
Lydia Urh,
Marissa
Mukavetz,
Heather Perusek,
Elizabeth Copic
and Kendra
Proctor enjoy the
Flag Corps since it
is an activity where
they get to perform
in front of the
football fans.

Angela Miklavcic is

working on setting
up pages for the
yearbook which is
only one of the
many activities that
she is involved in.

Activities Divider

The East 222nd Street Jazz Band was
directed by Ms. Diane Tizzano and
would practice in the evenings after
Marching Band season was over. They
presented their annual winter concert on
December 1 8 with the Gospel Choir. They
also gave some day concerts.

Jazz Band. Row one: Ryan Farkas,
Joe Dula, Tim Zorman, Mike
Zielinski, Brian Cocherell. Row two:
Doug Grisard, Martin Tomsk, David
Tisi, Rob Latsch, Pat Dilalla. Row
three: Conductor, Diane Tizzano, Jeff
Evans, Lyle Steelman, Todd Vicie,
Mike Reily. Row four: Dave
Giancola, Frank De Luca, Joe
Tomino, Matt De Wine, Carrie
Sharp, Stephanie Di Biase, Beth
Weinbrecht.

Matt De Wine and Beth Weinbrecht having fun
before the show.

Carrie Sharp, Matt De Wine, Dave Giancola and Chris Trzcinski

getting instructions from the conductor during the concert.

Jazz Band

Jeff Evans and David Tisi are getting
some practice before the performance
begins.

The Orchestra gave it's annual winter
concert on December 14, 1995. The
students practiced for many months to
perform their numbers so well. The Orches-
tra was directed by Mrs. Cathy Vetovetz.

Orchesetra. Row one: Paul
Glowacki, Amber Sabel, Katrina
Murphy. Carolyn Gudaitis, Kim
Kosovich, Jennifer Poulos, Nikki
Yannaras, Julie Thompson, Megan
Ballanger, Sammy Koerber. Row
two: Monique Egelton, Jacqueline
Young, Karen Salisbury. Amanda
Price, Katie Bauer, Paula Reese,
Beth Weinbrecht, Stephanie Di
Biase, Jenny Cicco, Danielle
Calabrese, Margaret Good, Kathy
Gibbons, Betsy Gibbons, Aileen
Glowacki. Row three. Alia Craw-
ford, Will Freeman, Rich Butera,
Karen Hanson, Stacia Ketchum,
Rayshand Durrah, Davina Gage,
Jamel Lawrence, Robert Latsch,
David Tisi, Carrie Sharp. Joe Dula.
Gilbert Taylor, Todd Vicic,
Conductor, Cathy Vetovitz

trina

Amber Sabel practices hard befor e she has to go on

stage.

Stephanie Di Biase hiding behind her bassoon and
Jenny Cicco hiding behind her music during pratice.

Orchestra

his season has probably been the
most exciting ever for the Euclid
Panther Marching Band." Truer
words were never spoken as the band
marched in all of the G.C.C. champion
varsity football games and took 3rd place
in Class AA at the Nordonia Competition
of Bands. Band Director, Diane Tizzano
and new Assistant Band Director, Glenn
Obergefell guided the young band to
many new festivities including the Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame parade, the World
Series parade, and the Eggleston's
Christmas parade in Atlanta. The Panther
Marching Band also marched in the
Annual Woolybear Festival and per-
formed the 1812 Overture with fireworks
for Homecoming. Auxiliary Director,
Betsy Leonetti helped the Flag Corps and
Majorettes add energy to the shows as
student conductors Senior Field Com-
mander, Carrie Sharp and Junior Field
Commander, David Giancola kept the
band looking sharp and sounding great. In
addition to the 1812 Overture, the band
performed such crowd-pleasers as
Thriller, Boogie Down, and Emperata
Overture as well as the Senior Show,
written exclusively by the Class of 1996.
-Joe Dula
Band Vice President

Junior Field Commander. Dave Giancola... ...and Senior Field Commander, Carrie Sharp,

directed the band while they performed all of their intricate maneuvers on the field in front of the crowd.

Majorette, Christy Geeewich twirling her
baton while Todd Vicie and Lyle
Steelman play together during half-time.

Marching Band

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Marching Band. Row one: Shannon Clark. Ericka Dennis. Christie Peacock, Stefanie Brown, Megan Miezin, Kim Kosovich, Christie Gecewich, Dawn Ganser, Nicole
[ackson, Elizabeth Copic, Kendra Proctor. Lydia Urn. Row two: Amanda Carleton, Vicki Yarish, Doraja Lake, Alia Crawford. Maureen Porcen. Candy Ferguson,
.'liana Newson. Row three: Marissa Mukavetz. Stacia Ketchum, Michael Verch, Frank De Luca. Romeo Gillyard, Dan Spepsky, Jamel Lawrence. Rashand Durrah,
tich Butera, Nick DiBiase, Rob Szambe, Brian Lynn, Dave Solema. April Dworning. Jennifer Willis Row four: Amanda Price. Karen Lemieux. Rachel Zielinski,
'aula Rees, Matrika Johnson, Megan Lipsic. Jenny Goda. Denise Witten, Cassandra Jones, Karen Hanson. Juliette Hopkins, Alana Roberts, Katie Bauer. Row five:
slick Tirabassi, Sean Nelson, Tim Day. Brian Cocherell, Tim Zorman. Michael Miklavcic, Beth Weinbrecht, Danielle Calabrese, Ada Cunningham, Jennifer Davis,
tichard Landsman. Jenny Cicco, Antonina Fiorelli. Row six: Melissa Medlen, Pat Dilalla. Matt De Wine. Jennifer Emser. Jonathan Gudaitis. Jason Skok, Robin
^ausche, Stephanie Di Biase, Todd Vicic, Mike Reilly, Lyle Steelman, Todd Lapp, Shaun Holness. Row seven: Tara Van Ho. Sara Kale. Lemuel Gardner, Joe Dula,
iVilliam Freeman, Ryan Farkas, Rob Latsch. Row eight: Doug Grisard, Mike Zielinski, Reggie George. Row nine: Glenn Obergefell, Dave Giancola, Carrie Sharp,
)iane Tizzano.

After performing at Half-Time the members sat in the

stands and played during the rest of the game.

The Marching Band lined up at the beginning of the

game so the football players could run down the line as

they were introduced by the announcer.

During the Half-Time ceremonies Dave Giancola

directed while Rich Butera, Frank De Luca, Nick Di

Biase, Ryan Farkas, Dave Tisi and Pat Dilalla played

their instruments.

Marching Band

THEIR FLAGS

Flag Corps add color and motion to half-time ceremonies

Flag Corps began with try-outs in May
and ended with the huge Atlanta
Christmas Parade. In between was
lots of work and lots of fun. Band camp
consisted of 2 weeks of roasting in the sun,
practicing the fundamentals of marching.
They learned their field positions for
pregame and show songs. At home games
they did pregame activities and then sat in
the stands to cheer the Panthers on to

victory. At away games they did not have a
pregame show.

At half-time they did their best to entertain
the football fans with exciting songs like
"Thriller" and The march from "Raiders of
the Lost Arc'" and succeeded each time.
Besides performing at football games they
also performed at the Rock & Roll Hall of
Fame Parade, The Indians' World Series
Parade, Tag Day, The Bay Village Festival,

The Wooly Bear Parade, The Walkathon,
The Forest Park trip, and the huge Atlanta
Christmas Parade.
The schedule was very busy but the
members were able to make new friends
and bond with old ones. Flag Corps held a
special place for all it's members. Ms.
Betsy Leonetti was the advisor for the Flag
Corps.

-Cuana Newson

Flag Corps. Row one: Megan Miezin, Tara Van Ho, Heather Perusek. Row two: Alia Crawford, Vicky Yarish, Lydia Urh, Shannon Clark, Liz Copic, Dawn Ganser,
Maureen Porcen, Heather Mulhall, Amanda Carleton Row three: Ericka Dennis, Jenny Willis, Candi Ferguson, Marissa Mukavetz, Kendra Proctor, April
Dworning, Cuana Newson, Doraja Lake, Nicole Jackson

Heather Perusek, Candie Ferguson, Elizabeth Copic, Amanda Carleton, Maureen Porcen
and Dawn Ganser march to the front of the line.

Flag Corps Tara Van Ho, Vicki Yarish, Maureen Porcen and

Nicole Jackson saluting with their flags.

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The 1995-96 Euclid Majorette
Squad twirled their way through
another great (exciting) season.
They were led on the field by Feature
Twirler, Christy Peacock, along with
senior, Stefanie Brown, sophomores
Christine Gecewich, Kim Kosovich and
freshman, Jessica Scott. From the
beginning of band camp in early August
to their last indoor concert, dedication
and enthusiasm was sustained throughout
the entire football season. This year they
were chosen to march in the downtown
Cleveland Rock 'N Roll Hall of Fame
Parade and the Indians Pep Rally Parade
along with the EHS Band. They twirled
together in many parades, festivals, pep
rallies, competitions and the football half-
time shows. Their last performance was
in the Memorial Day parade. Their season
concluded but they will never forget the
memories.

-Christy Peacock

Majorettes: Kim Kosovich, Christy Peacock, Stefanie Brown, Christy Gecewich, Jessica Scott

Stefanie Brown, Christy Gecewich, Christy
Peacock, David Giancola and Kim Kosovich in

front of the band.

Jason Skok, Pat Dilalia, Katie Ross and Jennifer

Emser play while Christy Peacock twirls.

Joe Dula, Emily Freeh, Will Freeman and David

Tisi march behind Stefanie Brown as she waits for

her baton to come down.

Majorettes

Concert Band
plays beautiful
music together

Concert Band, Row one: Tamara Clemmons, Karen Hanson, Jenny Goda, Karen Lemieux, Megan Lipiec, Katie Ross, Alana Roberts, Matrika Johnson, Rachel
Zielinski, Katie Bauer, Cassandra Jones. Row two: Joe Pula, Beth Weinbrecht, Jenny Cicco, Danielle Calabrese, Richard Landsmann, Ada Cunningham, Nancy
Miklowski, Antottia Fiorelli, Jennifer Rys, Amanda Price, Paula Rees, Stephanie Di Biase, Tim Day, Brian Cocherell, Michael Miklavic, Mike Zielinski. Tim
Zorman. Row three: James Roth, Melissa Medlen, Nick 1 irabassi, Lem Gardner, Emily Freeh, Will Freeman, Natalie Clemmons, Jonathan Gudaitis, Jason Skok,
Matt Dc Wine, Pat Di Lalla, Robiin Lausche, Mike Reilly, Jennifer Emser, Todd Lapp, Jeff Evans, Todd Vicic, Lyle Steelman. Row four: Joe Tomino, Dave Giancola
Chris Trzcinski, Dave Solema, Rich Butera, Michael Verch, Romeo Gillyard, Jamel Lawrence, Stacia Ketchum, Nick Di Biase, Ryan Farkas, David Tisi, Carrie
Sharp, Martin Tomsk, Robert Latsch. Director, Ms. Diane Tizzano.

The Concert Band was directed by Ms.
Diane Tizzano and practiced during
the fourth period. They put on their
annual winter concert on January 23 and also
participated in musical activities throughout
the year.

Concert Band members tuning up before their
performance.

Varsity Chorale girls.

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musically talented students who sang
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out the year. They were directed by Bea
Grushcow and Ken Ferlito and participated
in many shows so they developed into a
close knit group.

Varsity Chorale. Row one: Carolyn Klocker, Colleen
Longshaw, Nicole Genovese. Katie Walker. Row
two: Kevin Klocker, Gilbert Taylor, Jason
Edwardsen, Andre Mc Michael, Heather Kinison,
Rachel Zielinski, Natalie Mc Gill. Row three: Alia
Crawford, Scott Lawrence, Jodi Dominick, Fritz
Streiff, Cory Watson, Jill Corrigan, Craig Sulecki,
Sarah Kale Row four: T.J. Grabinovvski, Donald
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The Choral Masters
and Choraliers
gave their annual
winter concert on Decem-
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throughout the fall. It
gave the students a chance
to show their abilities to
their neighbors and
friends.

Choraliers. Row one: Shavee Robinson, Sher
Smiley Desiree Takacs, Autumn Duckworth,
Vernadette White. Ebony Wheeler. Row two:
Katie Collins, Christian Green, Miya Watkins,
Omega Parker, Coretta Wells, Jamie Corel!,
Catrina Tanner, Ramona Tate, Kristina Pulhal.

Clifford Beasley accompanying the group.

Choral Masters. Row one: Vicki Yarish, Tabitha
Polachek, Dawn Ganser, Amanda Dodge, Erin
Vincenti, Megan Osterman, Stephanie Kazar, Maria
Negolfka. Row two: Ranessa Barrett, John Smarsh,
Jason Short, Wayne Arendt, Maurice Harrison,
Jonathan Hoinski, Robert Latsch, Ebony
Harrington. Row three: Sarah Kenny. Suzanne
Stambaugh, Kourtney Highland, Brandi Jones, Erin
Stern, Chris Slagle, Dave Giancola, Rick Papo,
Chris Mayle, Sarah Keller. Row four: Mrs Bea
Grushcow, Monique Egleton, Raphiel Southall,
Alicia Renix, James Kent, Katrina Murphy,
Tayonna Davis, Mr. Ken Ferlito.

Choral iers/Choral Masters

Voices of New Life, Row one: Nikki Church, Ebony Wheeler, Tenisha Matthews, Sherrie Dudley,
laura Anderson, Robyn Guildersleeve, Quiana Davis, Michelle Price. Row two: Zarina Haddon,
Jeriree Takacs, Jacqueline Montgomery, Donna Fuller, Anthony Murphy, Israel Jackson, Brandi
(ones, Alixha Renix, Faith Thomas, Tanisha Ramsey. Row three: Rokita Riddle, Quana Martin,
amille Brandon, Melaney Guilliam, Chastity Guilliam, Frank Lewis, Dray Wallace, Vinnie Palmer,
mayla Smith, Autumn Duckworth, Tabitha Polichek. Row four: Katrina Murphy, Monique Egleton,
^rkira Anderson, Coretta Wales, Director,Clifton Beasley, Janelle Easter, Sharee Robinson, Chrissy
jreen.

Members practicing for the concert.

Voices of New Life

he Euclid chapter of the Naval Junior
Reserve Officers Training Corps

program entered it's second year in
95-96! it "gave students a chance to learn
about the military and learn a lot about
themselves. They participated in programs
within the school such as being guides
ilunn^Parent'Eeacher Conterences and color
guards during football arBba&etball games.
The]jMso« on trips 10 other schools and

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groups. Th< \- j-ram euabiec^Rm to
advance whe bey enrolled^^ftlege and
be able to st hud- foi fis'-i^Beducation.

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rogram helps students get involved in the armed services

Peer tutors help their classmates

Shaun Glicken, Bobby Cofield, Gi Bran Britt and Peer Tutors. Row one: Heather Perusek, Jennifer Hrovat, Marie Salupo, Allison Hrovat. Row two: Carolyn

Chris Volmout learn strategy by playing against each Gudaitis, Colvey Martin, Cathy Gibbons. Row three: Stacia Ketchum, Angela Miklavcic, Jessica D'Apice,

other. Jen Davis. Row four: Kristina Brewer, Patti Carpenter, Lori Mitskavich. BtoH

Chess Club works out their strategies

Tim Mazurik practices his technique against
Thaddeus Thaxton.

Chess Club, Row one: Thaddeus Thaxton, Shaun Glicken, Chris Vohnout, Beau Woodford, Adviser, Mr.
Thaddeus Thaxton. Row two: Bobby Cofield, Gi Bran Britt, Tim Mazurik, Jason Robinson, Bryan Conyers,
Chen Lee.

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Key Club is a service to the school

Chad Shuskey President

Marie Salupo 1st Vice President

Scott Lawrence 2nd Vice President

Natalie Mc Gill Secretary

Brenda Moyer Secretary/Treasurer

Allen Black Faculty Adviser

Dan Bergolc Ohio District Secretary/

Treasurer

Aileen Glowacki Division Lt. Governo

ey Club, Row one; Dan Bergolc, Dan Seifried, Jim Janosik, Natalie Mc Gill, Chad Shuskey, Marie Salupo, Scott
awrence, Brrenda Moyer, Collette Sams-Gaunt, Aileen Glowacki, Jason Edwardsen. Row two: Susan King, Tom
eldkamp, Rene Latsch, Vicki Yarish, Candi Ferguson, Mo Porcen, Paula Reese, Karen Lemieux. Row three: Megan
ipsic, Megan Novinc, Chris Mayle, Carolyn Gudaitis, Sarah Keller, Melissa Novinc, Melanie Bergolc. Row four:
emuel Gardner, Karen Salisbury. Jason Skok, Bryan Arendt, Fritz Streiff. Row five: Reggie George, Tim Day, Phil
aminski, Jonathan Gudaitis, Lou I .indie. Scott Granito, T.J. Grabinowski.

Brandi Wright signs the card that was
sponsored by Key Club and sent to Chandell
Tindsley at Forest Park.

toilette Sarn.s-Gaunt, Brenda Moyer and Chad Shuskey get ready
) begin the meeting.

Key Club members getting ready for the meeting to begin.

Key Club

Ski Club
makes winter fun

The winter passed more quickly if you
were a skier. Instead of dreading the
snow skiers actually looked forward
to it. The winter of 1995-96 really began
hard when an early storm closed schools one
day early for winter vacation and then
extended winter vacation by one day because
of another storm. When students got back
from vacation it really looked like winter and
it felt like skiing. The snow lasted into the
third week of January before warm weather
and rains melted all the local snow. The ski
areas, however, still had lots of the white
stuff and skiing continued. Skiing was a fun
activity and the school program gave
students a chance to experience it for a
relatively low price.

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Jamie Greskowiak, Becky Hren, Carly Dillon, Nikki Hrdlicka and Mike Praskavich getting their skis in
preparation for a fun evening on the slopes.

Brian Gecewich, Tom Setser, Dana Vance and Kristin Samsa realize how much fun it is to be out in the snow.

Clinic ai des help out if a student is sick

Clinic Aides, Row one: Nikki Johnson, Dawn Ganser, Kristie Zevnik. Row two: Katie Kunsman takes Joe Barzal's blood pressure to make sure that everything is

Jill Corrigan, Erin Stern, Kelly Smith. all right.

Science Olympics enables Euclid
students to compete with other schools

Kristina Zevnik helps a student get their weight for
their personal records.

Jennifer Waina, Allison Metti and Steve Yannaras

get information about the Science Olympic events from
adviser, Mrs. Christine Torrelli

Clinic Aides/Science Olympics

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A.ES. helps students learn how to get along with others

The American Field Service Club
(A.F.S.) gave students a chance to
learn about other cultures and the
people in those cultures. Mrs. Barbara
Ramlow and Ms. Jane Addis were the
advisers for the club and they arranged the
exchanges that occurred between the
different clubs throughout the country. The
Euclid club sometimes visited other cities
and clubs in other cities visited Euclid.

A.F.S. president, Shona Mc Cune described the year's
activities to the members of the club.

A.F.S.. Row one: Ron Timm, Shona Mc Cune, Marie Salupo, Heather Scott, Kathy O'Grady, Jessica
D'Apice. Row two: Sharon Mollis. Tim De Wine, Tracey Martorello, Gwen Wurm. Row three: Kristina
Geiger, Michael Mc Donald, Shaundra Bailey, Jeff Beck, Robert Rosberg, Beau Woodford. Row four: Fritz
Streiff, Matrika Johnson, Jamie Kascak. Row five: Jinai Amos, Becka Borchert, Paula Rees, Mandy Kascak,
Katie Salisbury, Candy Ferguson. Row six: Renee Watson, Jan Janyawat, Eric Schuster, Amanda Davis,
Melissa Novinc, Maureen Porcen.

A.F.S.

A.F.S. members found out what is going on in other cultures by listening to students who told of their travels.

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S.A.V.E. helps students learn how to get along with the environment

S.A.V.E., Mary Dacar, Courtney Sharp, Jill Smialek, Jamie Smialek, Melanie Bergolc, Angela Miklavcic. Adviser, Chris Torrelli, Katy Carmichael, Jinai Amos,
Allison Hrovat, Molly Petras, Jennifer Hrovat.

Students Against Violating the Envi
ronment (S.A.V.E.) promoted the
conservation and recycling of
resources. They collected aluminum cans
and paper throughout the school and made
sure that it was properly recycled. They
realized that there was only one Earth and
that it's resources were finite.

Angela Miklavcic discusses some of the projects that
:he club will be doing throughout the year with the rest
sf the members.

Mary Dacar, Courtney Sharp, Allison Hrovat,
Jamie Smialek, Katy Carmichael, Melanie Bergolc
and Jinai Amos discuss different ways in which they
can help the environment.

S.A.V.E.

Drill team formed to present show during basketball half times

The Drill Team consisted of a group of
students who liked to march and move
together. They practiced after school
and put on several demonstrations during the
half time of basketball games.

Vernadette White, Ebony Wheeler and Talia
Conner moving together.

Drill Team.

Drill Team. Row one: Ebony Wheeler, Vernadette White, Talia Conner, Mikia Jenkins, Tayonna Davis. Row!
two: Frank Lewis, Ericka Dennis, Lisa Patterson, Theresa Poindexter, Colleen Longshaw, Monica Coram.
Row three: Nicole Varbrough, Mark English, Stephany Hasberry, Keila Malone, Alicia Renin. Cory Watson,
Lakisha Henderson.

Alicia Renix, Monica Coram and Cory Watson moving together.

Wm Napolo puts on annual swim show in the spring

The members of Wai Napolo faced a
challenge that they had no control
over in 1995-96. The boy's pool was
being rebuilt and was unusable for most of
the year. This impacted both the boy's and
girl's swim teams and the members of Wai
Napolo since there was only one pool
available for use. Wai Napolo girls were not
able to get into the pool until after the
completion of the swim season. This was
also a different year for the club since Mrs.
Heather Koczur was their new adviser.

Wai Napolo. Row one: Adviser, Mrs. Heather Koczur,
Tabitha Polachek, Amanda Price, Heather Mulhall,
Margaret Good, Paula Rees, Lisa Basalia, Candy
Ferguson.

Tabitha Polachek, Heather Koczur, Chrissy Green,
Lisa Basalia, Amanda Price, Paula Rees and Heather
MulhaM discuss what they intend to do during the year.

Close Up learned how
Washington works

Close Up was a group of students that took a trip to
Washington, D. C. in the spring to see how the govern
ment works. The students had several fund raisers to
help defray the cost of the trip. They were able to visit with
other students from other parts of the country and look in on
the workings of the capitol. Mr. Wayne Smith has been the
adviser for many years.

At the beginning of the year students picked
up material describing the Close Up program
from Mr. Wayne Smith.

Wai Napolo/Close Up

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The Media Aides take care of the eyes and ears of Euclid I

The Media Aides were the people
responsible for getting all the audiovi
sual equipment to the classrooms.
They also supplied the sound and lighting for
the events taking place throughout the school
and were in charge of producing the morning
announcements. Mr. Allen Black was the
adviser for the group.

Media Aides, Row one: Scott Lawrence, Dan Bergolc,
Jason Edwardsen. Row two: Paul Solema, Emeri
Scott, Mark Browne, Jim Janosik. Row three: Brian
Arendt, John Copic, Brian Lennon. Row four: Nick
Solema, Hosea Mburu.

Hosea Mburu and Nick Solema delivering an
overhead projector to a teacher who needs it.

Dan Bergolc, Brian Arendt and Scott Lawrence were some of the Media Aides that ran the cameras for
assemblies and the mornina announcements.

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irhe P. A. Announcers get the news out to the students

like Pikus and Jill Swansegar and T. J.
irabianowski and Alia Crawford get ready for the
nnouncements.

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Jill Swansegar and T. J. Grabianowski compare their
scripts while Mr. Carl Jordan gets ready to give a
special announcement with Kate Mc Guinness and
Kelly Smith.

On most mornings the P. A.
Announcers brought the news i
the day into every homeroom.
They informed the students of meetings,
class changes, sport's scores and all the
other bits of information that went on
within the school. They were an impor-
tant part of the school program.

SPEAK CLEARLY

Mike Pikus and Angela Meros get ready to begin the
announcements while Mr. Allen Black writes down
some last minute instructions.

Colleen Longsliaw and Casey Mc Redmond read their
information while Mr. Spencer Kane talks about sports
with Jill Swansegar and T. J. Grabianowski.

P A Announcers

The Survey brings the news of the school to the student*

The Survey was the school's newspa-
per which came out several times
throughout the year. The paper
reported on things that were of interest to the
students and staff. The stories were entered
into a computer and the pages were laid out
using PageMaker® as the desk top publish-
ing program. The actual printing was done
outside the school. Mr. Stan Bender was the
adviser for the group.

Angelyn Mattson watches what Mike Pikus is

working on while Mr. Stan Bender works on another
computer.

Survey, Row one: Marie Salupo, Carrie Sharp, Angelyn Mattson, Chad Shuskey, Mike Pikus, Adviser. Stan .
Bender. Row two: Lou Lindic, Romero Howard, Hillary Resnik, Dave Bischof. Row three: Jennifer Hrovat,
Raychaun Fuller, Melanie Bergolc. Row four: Megan Novinc, Erin Patterson, Allison Hrovat, Katie
Salisbury. Row five: Karen Salisbury, Anthony Castrovince, Melissa Novinc. Row six: Mark Browne, Bryan j
Arendt, John Copic. Dan Bergolc.

Mike Pikus gives some advice to Chad Shuskey when making

a layout.
Fred Kope, David Brinovec and Hosea Mburu working on the

pages.
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The Euclidian remembers the year for all time

The yearbook lasts forever. It was an
historical account of the school year.
It showed all the students and staff
that called Euclid their home during the
1995-96 school year. It showed all the
different sport's teams that competed
throughout the year. It showed all the
different clubs and organizations that
participated in making Euclid the school that
it was during 1995-96. It tried to show all the
items and events that made Euclid High
School. Euclid High School. It was the
history book that students would keep
forever and refer to in the future.

MANY EUCLID STUDENTS HAVE A JOB |

Having a job was a reality for many of the students at Euclid High School.
Students wanted to have money so that they could make purchases at local stores
and be entertained. Teenagers were an important market for store owners since
they spent lots of money on clothes and gifts and entertainment. Some students were also
saving for their schooling after high school. A poll was taken of the seniors and more
than 70% of them responded that they had a job and more than 10% said that they
worked more than 30 hours every week.

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do you work in a
week?

Julie Ann Newsome getting the menus
ready at the Cambridge Cafe.

Jobs

An'Drea Woodard is making you a hamburger at Wendy's.

Erin Vincenti and Kham Phommavichit are happy to bag your groceries at Reiders Stop-n-Shop.

Nikki Johnson and Dawn Schultz would be happy to help you find what you need at Marc's.

■teve Barrett helps his customers find their goods at

dare's.

indy Dirk gets what his customers want from the

tock room at Best Products.

Jerome Dismukes, Kenny Brown and Adam Diaz

perform their cooking magic at Taco Bell.
Carrie Mack, Doloris Orbanic and Matt White help
their customers to look good at the Diamond Company.
Nicole Genovese makes sure that all your groceries get
packed well at Dave's Supermarket.

Liz Buchner will be happy to sell you sounds you want
to hear at Sam Goody's.

Jobs

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On Tuesday, October 31, 1995
Euclid students again celebrated
Halloween by dressing up for
school. Student Council also sponsored
their annual Halloween Party for the
young children in the Euclid community.
During the day many Euclid students

dressed up as cartoon and movie characters
to show their appreciation for the events of
the day. The turnout was better than in
previous years and everyone seemed to
have a fun time even though it was a dark
and rainy day and night.

Erin Gady, Emily Freeh, Courtney Sharp and Bryal
Arendt show some the the creative costumes that wen
in the building.

Melissa Hoppert, Carly Dillon, Becky Hren, Nikki Hrdlicka, Cuana Newson, Katie Bauer and
Jennifer Hrovat showing off some of their costumes.

Halloween

Becky Hren, Carly Dillon, Kristin Sacko and
Detric Wilson are all dressed up and ready to go out
on the town.

Top: Megan Miezin, Andy Dirk, Dawn Lo Conti and

Melanie Bergolc show off their costumes.

Above right: Jill Smialek, Courtney Sharp, Jamie

Greskowiak, Jessica D'Apice, Brenda Moyer,

Mandy Mc Peek, Brad Hodge, Colette Sarns-Gaunt,

[Ron Timm and Kelly Hiscott had fun on Halloween.

Right: Christina Fabert, Sharon Hollis and Kristina

Geiger were real princesses for the day.

Far right: Kate Mc Guinness. Kristy Praznovsky and

Angela Meros found a lot to purr about on Halloween.

National Honor Society members are the most active in the school

National Honor Society consisted of
students who exhibited a high set of
standards at Euclid High School. In
order to be a member a student had to be
above average in grades, citizenship,
character and service. Jessica Sas was the
President and Marc Orlando was the Vice
President. Jennifer Hrovat and Jamie
Smialek were both secretaries while Joe
Tucceri was the historian. The adviser for
the organization was Mrs. Judy Zubi-
zarreta.

N.H.S.. Row one: Marc Orlando, Jessica Sas, Jennifer Hrovat. Row two: Lakeisha Henderson, Angela Merosj
Kristina Geiger, Trisha O'Hara. Dave Bishof. Row three: Katy Kocin, Joe Dula, Fritz Streiff, Sharon Hollis,
Kate Mc Guinness, Katie Bauer. Row four: Mike Heramb, Shannon Woodworth. Row five: Kathleen
Graham, Beth Kramer, Aileen Glowacki, Melanie Bergok. Row six: Mary Wolf, Margaret Good, Stephanie
Sabo, Kathy Gibbons, Lisa Pike. Row seven: Jeff Grundman, Chad Shuskey, Liz Buchner, Beckie Glavan,
Sarah Kale. Not pictured: Jamie Smialek, Joe Tucceri, Allison FitzGerald, Markus Garlauskas, Heather
Kinison, Angelyn Mattson, Megan Miezin, Angela Miklavcic, Margy Mihalic, Meghan Nagode, Julie Ann
Newsome, Heather Nickell, Alana Roberts, Marie Salupo, Rachel Zielinski.

Jamie Smialek, Mrs.
Judy Zubizarreta, Marc
Orlando, Chad Shuskey,
Jeff Grundman, Joe Dula
and Dave Bischof
listening to the events
occurring at the meeting.

N. H. S. President, Jessica Sas, talking to the other
members and telling them what to expect throughout
the year.

National Honor Society

Eucuyo publishes student's original works

Sucuyo, Row one: Kelly Echols, Kelly Hiscott, Mandy Mc Peek, Allison Hrovat. Row two: Suzanne
itambaugh. Carissa Moon, Katy Carmichael. Melanie Pierce, Katrina Murphy, Courtney Strah, Marc
)rlando. Row three: Jaime Jordan, David Tisi, Adviser. Mrs. Judy Stobinski, Nick Solema, Angelyn Mattson,
)arrius Durr.

Mrs. Judy Zubizarreta makes ice cream sundaes for
Shannon Woodworth and Sharon Hoilis during one
of the meetings.

Kristina Geiger and Angela Meros are really enjoying
their ice cream.

Eucuyo was Euclid's Literary maga
zine, written, produced and composed
by Euclid students. Meetings were
held to gather ideas and entries to put
together into a book that was suitable for
many awards. Eucuyo was made possible by
donations from the staff, businesses and
parents to pay for printing and publishing.
Without the outside support, the magazine
would not have been nearly as successful.
Last year's effort won awards for artistry and
individual style. Anyone could enter their
work, and anyone could join. Mrs. Judy
Stobinski was the adviser for the group.
-Kelly Hiscott

"It's a grreat feeling seeing the
finished product after months of
preparation"

Kelly Hiscott

Fall Play dealt with a lady who wanted to do her own thing

This year's Fall Play, "The Curious
Savage", was a smashing success.
Under the skilled direction of Mrs.
Judy Mc Laughlin, the cast delivered 3
nights of enchanting entertainment. The
leading lady, Katie Mc Guinness, gave a
sterling performance as Mrs. Savage. She
was accompanied on stage by seniors,
Colleen Longshaw, Angela Koeth and
Dawn Lo Conti; juniors Colette Sarns-
Gaunt, Craig Sulecki, Scott Lawrence,
Gilbert Taylor II; sophomores Justin
Barrett and Michelle Marcelli and
freshmen Dan Seifried. Dusty Sulecki
performed as John Thomas. Jennifer
Hrovat was the Student Director and
Mark Browne did the lighting. Mr. Mc
Laughlin built the fabulous set and
Courtney Highland was the infamous
curtain lady.

-Colette Sarns-Gaunt

Kate Mc Guinness shares some fond memories of her

husband with Colleen Longshaw.

Kate Mc Guinness listens to her daughter, Colette

Sarns-Gaunt talk about her life.

Dawn Lo Conti tells Kate Mc Guinness some of the

things she hates.

Justin Barrett and Craig Sulecki discussing how to

get their mother committed.

Angela Koeth, Gilbert Taylor, Dan Seifried and

Michelle Marcelli listen to Kate Mc Guinness talk

about her daughter.

Fall Play

The Curious Savage cast. Row one: Dusty Sulecki, Angela Koeth, Katie Mc Guinness, Colleen Longshaw,
Michelle Marcelli. Row two: Colette Sarns-Gaunt, Dawn Lo Conti, Dan Seifried, Gilbert Taylor, Craig
Sulecki. Director. Mrs. Judy Mc Laughlin, Scott Lawrence, Justin Barrett, Jennifer Hrovat.

The reindeer escaped from Reindeer Hall in the Holiday Play

Holiday Play, Row one: Carolina Pino, Becky Boos, Will Freeman. Row two: Lydia Urn, Elizabeth Copic, Alia
Crawford, Katrina Murphy, Lori Dean, Gilbert Taylor, Craig Sulicki, Megan Lipiec, Kourtney Highland,
Alana Roberts, Amy Lindic, Colleen Longshaw, Wendy Barker, Dawn Lo Conti, Dan Seifried. Row three:
Rob Latsch, Nick Solema, Jim Janosik, Michelle Marcelli, Nick Rufo, Christina Marcelli.

Euclid's annual Holiday Play was
presented on December 13,14,15,
and 16 for the elementary schools
and for the rest of the school. "Kringle-
Krangle and the Runaway Reindeer" was
written and directed by retired English
teacher, Ms. Judith Carmody. The play
concerned the problems that occurred
when two elves forgot to lock reindeer
hall and the reindeer escaped just before
the Holidays. The Grumbleskins found
them and were going to hold them for
ransom but then had a change of heart
and returned them in time for the holi-
days.

Lydia Urh, Carolina Pino, Liz Copic, Katrina
Murphy, Megan Miezin and Alia Crawford were
discussing the situation among themselves.

Christina Marcelli, Kourtney Highland, Becky Boos,
Lori Dean, Katrina Murphy, Carolina Pino, Liz
Copic, Meg Miezin, Dan Seifried, Alia Crawford and
Michelle Marcelli are wishing together to try to get the
reindeer back.

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Alana Roberts and Kourtney Highland called and
called in search of the missing reinder.

Lori Dean and Katrina Murphy were sitting
around in the cottage trying do devise a plan to find
the missing reindeer.

Amy Lindic and Wendy Barker found the reindeer
and were thinking of things that they could do with
them.

Holiday Play

Student Council is the organization that gets things done

Student Council sponsored many
activities that helped around the school
and the community. They consisted of
a group of students that were devoted to
helping others. They sponsored the Blood
Drive, collections for needy families before
the holidays, Homecoming and all its
festivities, Winterfest, Halloween for the
community and many other valuable
activities. Student Council was sponsored by
Ms. Diane Maroli and Ms. Christina
Soltesz.

Student Council Officers, Row one: Fritz Streiff. Christina Fabert. Sharon Hollis, Kristina Geiger, Kate Mc
Guinness. Row two: Christy Fulton, Kristina Brewer, Mandy-Mc Peek, Katie Walker, Rashad Wilson.

Kate Mc Guinness, Fritz Streiff, Sharon Hollis.
Christina Fabert and Kristina Geiger doing some
oeeoratina for the holidays.

Riley Messina, John Copic, Stephanie Whitworth, London Proctor, Tim De Wine, Marie Salupo, Scott
Lawrence, Chad Shuskey, Aileen Glowacki, Natalie. Mc Gill. Nick Seifieid, Jessica D'Apice and Lee Nosse
enjoyed themselves at Homecoming. | * I

Student Council

Student Council, Row one: Lauren Arnold, Zinal
Patel, Dana Vance, Tracy Martorello, Donna Beuoy,
Angela Meros, Scott Granito, Kevin Klocker, Jim
Swyt, Lisa Udovich, Katie Walker, Erin Vincente.
Row two: Margaret Corcoran, Jenn Davis, Carolyn
Klocker, Jill Swanseger, Kristina Brewer, Chirstine
Fulton, Christina Fabert, Sharon Hollis. Kristina
Geiger, Kate Mc Guinness, Fritz Streiff, Rashad
Wilson, Randy Henderson. Row three: Amy Salerno,
Jamie Sinialek, Katie Baioni, Jodi Dominick. Tim
Fogarty, Jennifer Waina, Annie Wein, Becky Hren,
Christy Peacock. Kelly Kontra, Ericka Dennis.
Amanda Price, Ursula Wein, Lisa Basalia, Maranne
Zagar Row four: Paul Pavicic, Jeff Evans, Kevin
Evans, Bud White, Mandy Mc Peek, Vicky Yarish,
Jenny Willis, Colleen Longshaw, Melissa Sanders,
Dan Bergolc, De Laurence Fouche, Dave Bischof,
Nakeshia Duke, Chanel Lockett. Row five: Courtney-
Sharp, Lori Mitskavich, Courtney Stall, Tara Van
Ho, Heather Kinison, Dan Smith, Jamie Jordan.

Jamie Sinialek. Kelly Kontra and Christy Peacock are helping decorate t
eteria before the holidays.

On December 1 3 Student Council sponsored their annual Blood Drive so
students could donate a pint of blood and help others in need. It was held in the
Choral Room and many students took the opportunity to help someone else.
Mary Wolf and Cuana Newson were some of the students who gave blood.

Melissa Hoppert, Mark Fording. Katie Baioni. Mike Zivnoska, Jodi Dominick
Jenn Davis, Tim Fogarty and Kevin Evans were at the Homecoming Dance
sponsored by Student Council.

Student Council

Office aides enable the secretaries to work better

Many important events at Euclid
took place in the offices and it was
the secretaries and their helpers
who enabled this to take place. The Office
Aides were there to deliver messages to
students throughout the school,, help with the
filing of papers and reports, arranging and
alphabetizing lists and every other little thing
that had to be done to keep the offices
running smoothly. The secretaries got some
help and the students got some experience.

Office Aides. Row one: Colleen Taylor, Becky Godec, Katie Baioni, Kristina Geiger, Scott Granito, Jay
Kletecka. Row two: Jim Swyt, Melissa Hoppert, Mandy Mc Peek, Lauren Hadyk, Kate Mc Guinness, Kristy
Praznovsky, Angela Meros, Sharon Hollis, Donna Beuoy, Heather Scott, Erin Gady, Bekka Borchert. Row
three: Jay Peterkelly, Lizzy Domin, Kate Bechtel, Andy Nesbett, Lisa Tapiin, Megan Coyne, Zinal Patel,
Melissa Saunders. Row four: Courtney Sharp, Erin Ryan, Lauren Arnold, Rachel Ackley, Kim Hutton,
Colvey Martin. Row five: Joe Tucceri, Alison Stahre, Chrissy Kovacevich, Melanie Bergolc, Kristina Brewei
Jennifer Smith. Row six: Angela Miklavcic, Robin Lausche, Amanda Price, Kevin Klocker, Christy
Richards, Elizabeth Vurusic, Jessica Serwatka, Gina Prodan.

Fritz Streiff and Christina Fabert helping M||
Carolyn Heuer with her jobs.

Office Aides

The Library was always a popular place to study since the students got a chance to read current publications and
learn with their friends. Here is Stacy Richond, Becky Boos and Lori Dean utilizing the resources of the Library.

poetry Club helps widen the student's horizons

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"Do you enjoy good poetry?" The members
of the Poetry Club did. They could be found
in the Library after school reading and
listening to poetry that was created by other
members of the club or published works. Ms.
Barbara Spiga was the adviser for the
group.

oetry Club members; Valerie Spears, Jon Schied, Amamda Davis. Ron Timm, Carly Dillon, Suzanne
tambaugh, Gwen Wurm, Mike Osredkar, Katie Clark and Adam Zeitz listening to poetry in the Library.

Jon Schied reads some of his works while Valerie
Spears, Ron Timm and Amanda Davis listen.

Latreas Donald was a Library Aide who was
responsible for getting the books back onto the shelves
where they belonged.

SA.D.D.wants students to not mix alcohol and gasoline

No one should drink alcohol and
drive. This was the message that
the members of S.A.D.D. (Stu-
dents Against Driving Drunk) tried to get
across to the students at Euclid High
School. They did this by distributing red
ribbons to be worn throughout the holiday
season as a reminder to keep sober if they
were going to drive. The group also tried
to help students get rid of prejudices held
against other people by the use of puppets
and skits that they would perform for the
elementary and middle schools. Kids on
the Block used puppets to portray different
situations that kids got into during school
and tried to show the students how they
could get out of a situation that was
detrimental. Mrs. Kathy Hoinski was the
adviser for the group.

S.A.D.D., Row one: Adviser, Mrs. Kathy Hoinski, Courtney Strah, Katrina Murphy, Katie Baioni, Margaretl
Corcoran, Doug Zeman, John Hoinski. Row two: Freddy Blatnik, Lydia Urh, Lauren Arnold, Mike Kulcsar
Lou Lindic.

Freddy Blatnik holds up a copy of the poster that was
sent to all homerooms to try and urge everyone to not
drink and drive.

S.A.D.D. members

learning about the plans

for the year.

S.A.D.D./Kids on the Block

Chrissy Gecewich and Kim Kosovich practice their
skit with the Kids on the Block puppets.

Doug Zeman makes posters while Katie Baioni and I
Margaret Corcoran look on.

Minding their own business

3.E.C.A. helps students learn about the business world

DECA

An Association o( Marketing Students

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enior D. E. Class, Row one: Dolores Orbanic, Heather Niekell, Jaina Blackford, Mark Nicolosi. Meghan
>razen, Joe Nosan, Igor Sugar. Row two: Ali Kucinski. Dana Finotti, Brent Shaw, Dave Champa, Beekie
llavan, Angela Meros, Angela Koeth, Julie Newsom. Advisor. Jean Jelenic.

Distributive Education Clubs of
America (D.E.C.A.) was a
student run club that coincided
with Euclid's Marketing Education class.
Mrs Jean Jelenic was the second year
advisor for the club. It was designed for
juniors and seniors who were interested in
a carer in marketing and management. In
their junior year, the students attended
classes and studied the stock market,
business finance, marketing research and
many other business related activities.
Seniors spent part of their day in school
learning about everything from job
interviewing to advertising and sales.
During the remainder of the day they
were employed in retail establishments
within the Euclid area in a variety of
retail, wholesale, and service capacities.
In D.E.C.A.. students competed against
other high school students on the local,
state and national level in areas related to
their career interest.

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unior D. E. Class, Row one: Katie Sierputovvski, Mark Nicolosi, Joe Nosan, Dana Vance. Row two: Brent
ihaw, Chris Jones, Mark Fording, Tim Fogarty, Advisor Jean Jelenic.

Ali Kucinski, Heather Niekell, Dana Finotti and

Jaina Blackford are good friends in both the D.E. class

and on the soccer field and have many fond memories

with each other.

Joe Nosan and Mark Nicolosi use a calculator to check

some of the exercises that they did.

Fund-raising is an important part in the D.E. class. Here

Tim Fogarty buys a candy bar from Brent Shaw while

Katie Sierputovvski and Chris Jones

do their work.

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Cassandra Jones shows off her collection of
pictures of her friends and relatives.

Angela Grida wants everyone to know that

she is an Indians fan as well as having

pictures of her friends.

Sarah Keller has a couple of her friends
pictures in her locker.

Lockers

ockers became more important this
year since the rules were changed
f so that students could not carry
book bags and back packs to their classes.
This was done to relieve the congestion
that the bags caused when they were
lying around on the floors in the classes.
Because of that, students had to keep
most of their books in their lockers when
they were not being used. Many students
still decorated their lockers so that they
could show their individuality.

Kim Kosovich and Christy Gecewich show off their
lockers that contain lots of information about their
participation in Majorettes and Flag Corps.

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The main purpose of any school was to provide a place where
the students could get an education. A competent staff was
necessary in order to achieve that goal. At Euclid there were
many dedicated staff members who did their best to promote
learning by the students.

Biology teacher. Mr. Dale Hollingsworth
helps new student, Valerie Van Ho find her
way through the halls.
Social Studies teacher. Mr. Steve Marcu,
helps some freshmen find their way to their
next classes on the first day of school.
Band director. Miss Diane Tizzano. devotes
much of her time to the Marching Band so
they can put on an enjoyable performance at
half-time. Sarah Kale is one of the band
members who also helps out.

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Hola Clase!! Says Spanish teacher Miss
Kimberly Tribby, who works hard to

;et the students interested in the material

that they are learning and give them an

appreciation for other countries.

Euclid's staff is very helpfull

Mrs. Laura Adelstein wants her students to be able to

mature into responsible citizens.

Head Football Coach. Tom Banc, gives information to

John Mc Clain and Monroe Milkman that they can

use during the game to improve the team's position.

With help anyone can achieve

ADMUN1ST

Every school needs gobd leadership

ScWooI Board members: Barbara E. Kramer. Vice-President Carol DeWine,
Pifesident Carol L. Bechtel, Kevin P. Flynt and Kay F. Van Ho.

Euclid School'sAdministration, Row one: John P. Fell, Assistant for Superintendent
Patti Pedersen. Business Manager; Katie M. Shorter, Director of Hitman Re-
sources. Row two: Lowell B. Davis. Treasurer; Robert Knuth, Director of
Secondary Education: Dr. Kurt Stanic, Superintendent of Schools; Robert
McLaughlin. Director of Pupil Personnel.

Robert Knuth

Principal

Justin Antonini

Associate Principal

Marilyn Foote

i Grade Principal

Carl Jordan

10th Grade Principal

Michelle Ayers

1 1th Grade Principal

Ben Pasquale

1 2th Grade Principal

Academics

Tr
;

he 1995-96 school year saw two
new administrators at Euclid High
School. One of them was a
splacement but the other was added to
elp take care of the many jobs that were
ecessary in a school the size of Euclid.
darilyn Foote was the new ninth grade
'rin^ip^i while Par i Jorda n took over
s the new tenth grade Principal?

the addition of the new principal, Euclid
now had four principals so that each
could remain with a particular class until
it graduated and then would begin with a
new ninth grade class. This made it nice
for the students since they would have
the same principal throughout their years
at Euclid.

an inquisitive mind

Jane Addis. English, Social
Studies, AFS Club Adviser
Laura Adelstein, English
Alex Allan, Law Enforcement
Susan Amato, English
Earl Archibald, Custodian

Bill Attamante. Work-Study
Coordinator

Tom Banc. Government.
Geopolitics. Current Issues, Head
^Football Coach

I Barbish, Security Aide
John Bai^za, Science
Tainmie Barnes. Security

Joyce Barrett, Vocational 1

Economics

Stan Bender, AP Biology,
Advanced Biology, 9th grade
Honors Biology. Survey Adviser.
Science Dept. Chairperson
Allen Black. A.V. Technician,
Key Club Adviser. A.V. Club
advisor

Dolores Black. English
Mary Black. Cafeteria
Supervisor

Barbara Breeden, Geometry.
College Algebra/Trig
Patricia Buck, Phys. Ed. Dept
Co-Chairperson. Faculty
Representative for girl's sports.
Freshman Volleyball Coach.
Kendra Callihan, Mathematics
Wendy Case. Sports Trainer
Angela Christopher, Main
Office Secretary

John CopenhaverySecurity

Aide

CarmenpoTaianni. Custodian
Hap>WDaugherty. Health,
fead Basketball Coach
Kim Dixon, Mathematics.
Proficiency Intervention. Math
and Algebra Connections
Susan Dennis-Rogers,
Proficiency Math. Algebra II

Terry DuBroy, Mathematics
Michael Durbin. Computer
Dept. Chairperson
Alex Dzerowicz. Government,

Geo Politics. Current Issues

Reggie Echols, Industrial

Technology

Charlotte Elston. Principal's

secretary

Fans getting ready for the
Euclid-St. Ignatius game in
September.

Academics

Ken Ferlito, Varsity Chorale,
Choral Masters, Big Show
Director
Gale Flament. Photography
Jane Fowler, Treasurer
Daniel R. Francetic, Plan-
etarium, Astronomy, Physics
Holly Freedman, Design,
Painting. Portfolio, Art Dept.
Chairperson

Marquita Fuller, English

Barbara Gates, Vocational

Special Education Coordinator

Ed Greisl, Custodian

Bea Grushcow, Varsity

Chorale, Choral Masters, Bij

now

Tom HalbejJefT Science,

Biology, Cross-Country Coach,

Asst. Indopr'Track/Track Coach

Jeff Hartmann. American

History, World Cultures

Robert Heramb, World

Cultures. Psychology. Boy's

Tennis Coach

Carolyn Heuer, Social Studies

Jo Ann Hodder. Counselor's

Secretary

Frank Hoffert. A. P. European

History. American Government,

Economics, Social Studies

Dept. Chairperson

Dale Hollingsworth, Science

Dick Homovec, Physical

Education, DCT

Beverly Howse, Vocational

Home Economics

Larry Isaacs. NJROTC

Frank Jablonski. Honors

English I. English 1

an Jelenic. Marketing

Coordinator. DECA Adviser,

Future Business Leaders

Advisor

Joyce Katona, Supplemental

Services for Special Needs

Students

Bill Kazen. Supervisor, I.S.S.

Center

Dennis Kehn, Security

Jim Kelley, Honors U.S.

History

Ellen Klein. Typing I,

Keyboarding, World History

Marsha Knauss. Career

Coordinator

Heather Koczur, Ninth grade

science, Wai Napolo Advisor

Ingrid Koenig. German,

Cultural Club Advisor

Karen Kozlowski, Library

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Heather Perusek, Dawn Ganzer,

Lydia Urh, Kendra Proctor and

Cuana Newson doing their dance

at half time with the Flag Corps.

Academics

Students can turn to Euclid's staff

Jessica Doyle, Mary
Dacar, Richard Clark,
Bob Chmielewski and
Fred Blatnik know that
any problems that they
have with their computer
projects can be helped by
consulting with their
instructor.

nswers

Mr. Jeff Hartmann asks questions orHjs class in order
to test their knowledge.

Mrs. Fran Ratka distributes information to her students so
expected.

Mrs. Judy

Zubizarreta tries

to give her

students ideas

that they can use

throughout their

lives.

Students^et ideas from their instructors

English .Kfacher, Mr. Robert Petrovic, knows

fat a good understanding of the English

lanatfage is essential for everyone living in our

fountry and tries to get this idea across to his

students.

I Oth Grade Principal, Mr. Carl Jordan, and 12th
jrade Principal, Mr. Ben Pasquale, discuss some
of the problems that they were having in trying to
get their students to want to learn what is
necessary to succeed at Euclid.

Mrs. Paula Sheridan knows that a good understanding
girls and attempts to get her students to learn from her

at' how to run a household is necessary for both boys and
examples.

Academics

Lisa Kurlander, Introduction to

Living Things, Biology

Paula Langdon, Art

Betsy Leonetti, Spanish 1 and II.

Flag Corps and Majorette

Advisor

Joan Linderman. Secretary

Ken Lowe, English, Fine Arts

Margaret Lucas, Librarian,
Media Specialist
Debra Lunka, Secretary
Marc Manburg. Accounting,
Adv. Accounting, Personal and
Business Law, Business Dept.
Chairperson

Jteven L. Marcu, Current
<and Psychology,

Joach, Spirit Club

Diane Maroli. Socsd Studies.
Student Council Adviset Spirit
Club Adviser. Freshman
Softball Coach

Kathleen Marsh, Library

Media Specialist

Barbara Masseria. Social

Studies

Orlando Mason. Supervisor,

I.S.S. Center

Allan Matko. OWA. Science.

Video Scrapbook

Michelle Mc Garry. Physics

Karen Mc Gill. Freshman &
Soph. English. English as a
second Language
Brad Mc Govern. Science.
Basic Science. Physics
Judy Mc Laughlin. Freshman
English. Jun. Honors English,
Fall Play Director, Coordinator
of NCTE Writing Contest
Sandi Mc Redmond. Regi
Edie Mellen. CommerciiikArt

Mary Jane MicphTGerneral
Art, CraftsJSfawing
DavuLMiIler, Mathematics

fmond R. Montani. Voc.
Automotives I. II
Katie Morris, Biological
Science
Susan Murray, English

Vickie Nally, Algebra I,
Geometry

Carole Niebes, English
Margaret Nielsen, Home Econ.
Dept. Chairperson. GRADS
Program

Sean O'Toole, English
Joan Paskert. CBE Coordina-
tor, Vocational Bus. Dept.
Algebra II, Math., SADD
Adviser, Kids on the Block
Adviser

Cheerleaders, Shona Mc Cune, Nikki
Barbis, Meghan Orazen, Chrissy Fabert,
Kristina Geiger, Kim Petrik, Ebony Lane,
Alison Stahre and Lauren Arnold doing
their routines at a football same.

Academics

Catherine Payne, Librarian
Katherine Pasquale, Interven-
tion Specialist, Future Teachers
Advisor
Deborah Petrick, Spanish II,
III
Jo-Rita Perez, Mathematics
Robert Petrovic. English I,
A.P. English, English Dept.
Chairperson

Roy Pignatiello, Math.

Personal Computers, Asst.

Football Coach, Head Girl's

Basketball Coach

Sally Pla, French, German

Ronald Powaski. World

: History, A.P. American Histor;

Lisa Proctor. Algetjra I,

Proficiency Mathjtrrfervention

BarbajaTKamlow. Jun.

crglish, AFS Adviser

'Robert Ramlow, Health,
3 hysical Education Dept. Co-
Chairperson, Track Coach
Emma Ransom, Security
Fran Ratka, Chemistry, Intro.
to Physics and Chemistry
Mike Rezzolla, Social Studies
Marcy Richards, Proficiency
Math, Algebra I, JV Volleyball
Coach

Joe Rodriguez, Physical

Education, Head Boy's Swim

Coach

Debbie Rudder. Foods I

Joyce Russo, English

Sam Santilli. Typing,

Keyboarding. Notetaking.

Freshman Football.JV Girl's

Basketball Coach

Greg Sattler, OWE

Bette Svhmeling. Chemistry,

■tenors Chemistry

Cheryl Schosslelsjjitervention

ecialist

Ken Schriner, Introduction

Business. Keyboarding, Asst.

Varsity Football Coach

Fred Schroeder, Industrial

Technology

Donata Schulz. Health Aide

Pete Schwenke, Physical
Education
Mickey Segulin, Health Aide
Nick Selvaggio. Law Enforce-
ment
Janet Severino, Occupational
Work Experience Coordinator
Laura Sharp, Attendance
Secretary

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Varsity Chorale members. Katie Baioni, Katie

Walker, Erin Vincenti, Jodi Domuiiek, Sarah Kale,

Carolyn Klocker, Chris Di Biase, Kevin Klocker,

Fritz Straff, Jason Edwardsen, Creig Suk-cki,

Nicole Genove.se, Cory Watson and Jason Jones sing

the National Anthem before a football game.

Academics

Mrs. Ellen
Klein tries to
help her
students to
learn how to
succeed in the
business world

glasses give time for students to interact with staff

Patti Carpenter, Courtney Strah and
Allison Hrovat are reallySnteracting with
their balances when they did Bys lab to find
the density of some objects.

Mr. Marc Manburg attempts to get ftr
students to interact with each other while
they are enjoying their days at Euclid.

Mike Hughes, Eric Raphael, Josh
Halstead, April Dworning, Mike Jolly and
La Gina White are getting to know each
other in their class.

Mrs. Heather Koczur explains to her
class what will be expected of them in
the upcoming weeks.

Academics

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James Simpson. Social Studies
Bonnie Smith, French. Spanish,
Robert Smith. Architecture,
Advanced Drafting, Small
Engines, Introduction to
Welding

Tony Smith, Security
Wayne Smith. Honors World
History, African Asian
Literature

Frank Soltesz, Science
Barbara Spiga, English.
Poetry Club Adviser. Peer
Tutoring Adviser
Veronica Stadler. Health,
Physical Education
.Dave Stanco, Security
Jutiith Stobinski. Sophomore
and Junrsr^English, Eucuyo
Advisor

Michael Sustin, Crrsmistry,

General Science

Lynette Tercek, Secretary

Diane Tizzano, Marching Bah

Concert Band, Jazz Band, Pep

Band. Choraliers

Carol Tkac. English

Chris Torrelli, Biology, Science

Olympics, S.A.V.E.

Alex Toth, Math Connection, |

Geometry, Math for Modern

Living

Kimberly Tribby, Spanish I. II

Pat Turk. Security Aide

Dennis Turkall. Honors

Algebra II, Algebra I, JV

Basketball Coach, Varsity

Baseball Coach

Jan Ulle, Mathematics

Cindy Valencic, Attend/
Secretary

Catherine Vetoyifz, Music
Bill Von Bertken. Chemistry,
A. P. apefHonors Chemistry,
rbook Adviser, Ski Club
Adviser

Mrs. Walker, Security Aide
Phyllis Walsh, Secretary

Connie Warman, Athletic

Director Secretary

Daniel Wensing, Personal

Computers, Calculus, Modern

Living Math

Dick York. Science, English, L.

D., D. H. Dept. Chairperson

Judith Zubizarreta, Spanish.

Foreign Language Dept.

Chairperson

Ron Zucca. Pie-Calculus,

Algebra Connections. JV

Softball Coach

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Members of the Marching Band get
ready to take their seats after
introducing the players at the
beginning of the game.

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The underclass was important to every school since these
were the students that were going to become future
seniors and graduates. Euclid was fortunate to have
many undergraduates so that the size of the school was getting
larger all the time. The attitudes that were formed in the early
years at school carried over to the later years.

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n ninth grade Unit Principal. Marilyn Foote. helps Mr. Ron Zucca knows that his underclassmen need good instruction in order to become good

le freshmen get used to Euclid. upperclassmen.

Science teacher, Mrs. Fran Ratka. wants her underclassmen to have a good understanding of science since the
world is becoming more and more technical.

Chrissy Kovacevich, Kathy Stobierski, Jackie Sas, Amber Cogley and Colleen Taylor spend time in the offices
so they can get experience with helping out in a work environment.

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Jim Grinstead

knows that it is
important to
work in his
undergraduate
years.

Underclass Divider

The freshmen had an exciting year
and experienced many new things.
They went from being top-ranked
middle schoolers to novice high schoolers.
Everything around them was new-a high
school impossible to navigate, new teach-
ers, more homework, even some new
classmates. After a few weeks, however,
the freshmen managed to settle into the
high school groove. They learned their way
around the building, got familiar with their
teachers, and met new friends. Most
managed to get past the toughest year of
high school with a smile, and are ready to
help next year's newcomers get into the
now familiar routine of high school.
-Allison FitzGerald

Regina Cadovec and some of her friends had an

enjoyable time at Homecoming.

Below: Cordell Morris catches the ball and makes a

good gain for the freshman team.

Below right: Freshmen getting used to buying their

lunches from the vending machines in the cafeteria.

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Dawn Merritt was an important part of the girl's soccer team as she goes for the ball.
Freshmen cheerleaders. Amie Ficere, Regina Cadovec, Vicki Mc Namara, Abby
Stanic and Leah Cherne did their best to aet the fans involved in the same.

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Pierre Allen
Terrance Barber
Mile Begovic
Lashawn Boswell
Gi Bran Britt

Members of the freshmen volleyball team
confer with their coach. Ms. Pat Buck, on
strategy that they will use during the game.

Leah Cherne
Latasha Clarke
Patrick Clarke
Ruth Cleary
Louis Clernt
Latreas Donald
Terri Joseph

Freshmen

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Autumn Abramczyk

Patricia Abshire

Lea Acino

Marcello Acino

Daemyon Adams

Melissa Ahmetovic

Lisa Alkema

Charmaine Allen

Laura Anderson

Michael Anderson

La Shandra Anthony

Mary Arcieri

Christopher Armaro

Daniel Axson Jr.

Ramona Badley

Michael Bailey

Rashaun Bailey

India Baisden

Megan Ballinger

Machele Ballou

Wendy Barker

Gregory Baron

Richard Bartel

Lisa Basalla

Takara Baugh

Thomas Bauza

Natalie Beck

Michael Belanich

Brandon Bell

Royce Belton

Jamie Benak

Kristie Bialko

Christopher Biehl

Jonathan Black

Marena Black

Jerry Blade

Kathleen Blatnik

Rachel Blevins

Tamica Bloodworth

Anna Bosolt

Darin Bowers

Holly Bowmaster

Elan Boyd

Melissa Brady

Michael Brazytis

Ryan Brenner

Gregory Bresler

Wendi Brichacek

Alexandrea Brinovec

Ronald Broughton Jr.

James Brown III

Michael Brown

Brandon Bucar

Jessica Burns

Robert Butera

Regina Cadovec

Freshmen

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Veronica Callaway
Thomas Cangemi
Katy Carmichael
Kevin Carse
Cedrick Carstarphen
Robby Casiato
Anthony Castrovince

David Cherne
Brian Chike
Michael Christopher
Nichelle Church
Vincent Cistrunk
Justin Clay
Dionne Clemmons

Carlin Cloud
Brian Cocherell
Gabriel Cogley
Janelle Colini
Chandra Collier
Myron Collier
Katie Collins

Jamie Comer
Shayla Conner
Cynthia Cook
William Cooper
Charles Cooper III
Nicholle Cooper
Elizabeth Copic

John Copic
Jamie Correll
James Cothron
Wesley Crane III
Ada Cunningham
Elizabeth Curtis
David D' Amico Jr.

Kelly Daly
Jervase Daniels
Edmund Davis
Maurice Davis Jr.
Reginald Davis
Richard Davis
Cherise Dawkins

Stephen Dawson Jr.
Timothy Day
Michelle De Loach
Franklin De Luca
Darrion De Ramus
Krishauna De Ramus
Sarah Deal

Michael Dennis
Katherine Dobucki
Michael Dominick
Nicholas Dore
Holly Douglas
Rita Dowell
Matthew Drotleff

Freshmen

Autumn Duckworth

Almir Duheric

Shaneika Duncan

Kimberly Dunham

Janelle Easter

David Edmonds

Leah Edmonds

Monique Egleton

Jennifer Emser

Jeffrey Evans

Richard Falconer

Ryan Farkas

Thomas Feldkamp

Alphonso Finley Jr.

Alpechino Fletcher

Jerome Forster

Scott Fredrick

Richard Freeman

Michael Frydrych

David Fulton

Michael Gates Jr.

Ricci Gaughan

Shawn George

Matthew Gillessen

Richard Glavan

Laura dicker

Jennifer Goda

Dorian Goulde

Kevin Graves

Malinda Graves

Kenneth Gravitte

Christian Green

Jonathan Green

Patricia Gregory

Brian Grice

Kevin Grisez

Adriane Groudle

Laural Grundman

Jonathan Gudaitis

Yahaira Guilfu Diaz

Patrick Gutbrod

Zarina Haddon

Taneisha Hairston

Jacqueline Hale

Benjamin Halstead

Karen Hanson

Eabonie Harrington

Dominic Harris

Thomas Hartley

Michael Hartson
Amin Harville
Christina Hatcher
Enisha Hawkins
Gerald Headd II
Joseph Hefler IV
Michelle Heising

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Freshmen

Brandon Henderson
Jessica Hendrickson
Leslie Hicks
Tracey Hicks
Wilbur Hicks Jr.
Gregory Higgins
Duval Hill

Leslie Hill
Amanda Hirsch
Sean Hodge
Jonathon Hoinski
Tiffany Howard
Lanetta Huey
Rebecca Hurst

Rose Ihejirika
Shannon Ivancic
Bethany Jackson
Jonta Jackson
Maurice Jackson
Nicole Jackson
Crystal Jamerson

Erika James
Simeko Jenkins
Scott Johnson
Lawrence Jones
Tamea Jones
Sean Kane
Jamie Kaucic

Melissa Keller
Omar Kennedy
Sarah Kenny
Susan King
Martin Knott
Anita Kochevar
Samantha Koerber

Katie Kolar
Matthew Krutsch
Jenna Kuklica
Harry La Fountaine
Wallace Lach
Bobby Larkin Jr.
Devoncil Lash

Michele Laurich
Brian Leben
Candice Leftwich
Jason Lendhurst
Brian Lennon
Deshaun Lewis
Chen Li

Nicholas Lindic
Jason Linton
Megan Lipiec
Chanel Lockett
Adrienne Lorber
Jasaon Loveless
Peter Lovsin

Freshmen

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Suzanne Lucas

Jolena Macklin

Mizell Mahoney

Jemialle Manigault

Michael Marcelli

Raul Maria

Edward Markuz

Keith Martin

Mario Marusic

Stefanie Massey

Frank Mastalski

Tenisha Matthews

Christopher Mayle

Anthony Mc Carthy

Gregg Mc Clain

Kathleen Mc Cluskey

Jakiya Mc Intyre

La Mar Mc Kinney

Kindrick Mc Morris

Melissa Medlen

Dawn Merritt

Gregory Meyers

Jayson Middleton

Michael Miklavcic

Nanci Miklowski

Jimmy Miller Jr.
Courtney Mills

Steven Modelski

Natesha Moon
Cordell Morris
Daniel Moxley
Tonya Mueller
Anthony Murphy
Gerald Murphy
Melanie Myers

Monique Nance

William Nelson

Mary Beth Noll

Megan Novinc

Delvona Oliver

Sekeste Oliver

Todd Oravecz

Ingrid Orlic

Melissa Osbey

David Ott

Rafael Pacheco

Kevin Padden

Brian Paige

Aaron Panter

Brian Paoloni

Calvin Parker Jr.

Omega Parker

John Patrick

Gregory Patouhas

Matthew Patrick

Christina Peric

Freshmen

Molly Petras
Robert Petrochic
Natalie Phillips
Peter Phillips
Soulasack Phoumyyoth
Robert Polachek
William Popovic

Jennifer Poulos
Amanda Price
Brandon Ptak
Geoffrey Quigley
Jabraun Randall
Atini Ransaw
Preston Raymond

Schenee Reed
Erin Reilly
Brandon Richardson
Chavon Riggins
Jill Robinson
Sharee Robinson
Kenneth Rogers

James Roth
Jacqueline Royce
De Onte' Rucker
Jennifer Rys
Angela Sabbath
Kongsy Saengchareun
Bouachanh Saengcharoen

Khemeo Sahye
Karen Salisbury
Amy Salupo
Nicholette Sams
Christopher Sanders
John Sanderson Jr.
Satasha Sawyer

Jason Scalese
Brian Schmidt
Jonathan Schmidt
John Schnell
Gregory Schonauer
Jessica Scott
Mediandra Scott

Herbert Scruggs
Kirk Sederholm
Daniel Seifried
M. Shannon Setser
Shawn Shady
Brandon Shaw
Renee Shelden

Richard Shepherd
Ross Shirey
Jeffrey Sierputowski
Jamilyin Singleteary
Jason Skok
Matthew Slabe
Daniel Slepsky

Freshmen

Nicholas Dubiase

Dennis Disbrow

Vladislav Dujmovic

Amanda Ficere

Stephen Flitcraft II

Teddie Graves

Maria Hall

Ebony Jernigan

Denis Langsdale

Walter Locust

Victoria Mc Natnara

Michelle Minnis

Jayson Piszko

Krishna Puhalj

Jo van Smith

Carmen Travick

Devito Young

Michael Slogar

Anne Slusser

Leland Smerdel

Rachel Smiciklas

Sher Smiley

Daniel Smith

Re'Tina Smith

Emmanuel Smith

Regina Smith

Ryan Smith

Shayla Smith

Shelly Snyder

Thomas Soini

David Solema

Raphiel Southall

John Spada

Vickie Spears

Jay Spikes

Tracy Spooner

Abby Stanic

Lynne Stern

Adrian Stewart

Matthew Stout

Nicholas Strell

Vishantie Sudam

Norman Sullivan

John Sultzmann

Thomas Sustar

Sharon Switalski

Desiree Takacs

Remona Tate

Sondi Taylor

Thaddeus Thaxton

Michael Theil Jr.

Heather Thomas

Antonio Thompson

Julia Thompson

April Thurman

Jennifer Todd

Freshmen

Jason Tolliver
Ana Tot

Kimberly Tramsak
Scott Trepal
Candy Tucker
Amanda Tutolo
Ronald Tyler Jr.

Valerie Van Ho
Sheri Vaslavsky
Angelica Vazquez
Michael Verch
Alicia Veres
Tommy Virgies Jr.
Ana Vucic

Michael Vuyancih
Karen Wade
Locust Walter
Dwayne Walters
Rodney Walton Jr.
Ramone Walton-Terrell
Terrance Ware

Eugene Warner
Eddie Washington
Miya Watkins
Tahnesha Watts
La Treese Weems
Thomas Weglarz
Ursula Wein

Timothy Weintraub
Coretta Wells
Kevin Welsh
Precious Wesley
Joseph White
Julie Whitely
De Juan Whitney

Stephanie Whitworth
Jennifer Wiggins
Camille Williams
Diana Williams
Maria Williams
Noel Williams
Oral Williams II

Jamikka Willis
Todd Willoughby
Branden Wilson
John Wise
Brandon Womick
De'Chella Woodruff
Chineawa Woods

Christina Woyton
Niki Yannaras
Nichole Yarbrough
Kelly Young
Marianne Zagar
Melinda Zahorsky
Jamie Zupancic

Freshmen

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Sophomores try to get their act together

The sophomore year was one of
students trying to find out about
themselves. Most had been in
Euclid for a year so they knew their way
around the building but now they had to
find their way around their own lives.
Sophomores had more responsibilities but
they were faced with many decisions that
had to be made. They had to decide what
kind of courses they wanted to enroll in
so they could begin moving towards some
goal in life. Some knew where they were
intending to go but most found this time
to be very confusing and at times
frustrating. Sophomores had many
emotional ups and downs but most made
it through those trying times.

April Dworning has a lot of fun at Euclid decorating
her locker so she will always have enjoyable memories.

Mike Jolly, April Dworning and John Smarsh are working hard in their chemistry course since they know that
what they learn will help them when they get to college.

Sophomores

Robin Ulle has a job at Jay Dee Cleaners so she can
earn some money for herself so she can have more fun
in high school.

Jennifer Thomas works hard at her job at the
Cambridge Cafe where she is learning about the
working world and making money to buy the things
she wants.

Rachel Ackley
Robin Adams
Misty Amonette
Andrew Aquilano
Bryan Arendt
Bradford Armstrong

Lauren Arnold
Rashaad Bandy
Kevin Banks
Andre Bankston
Dana Barbish
Christina Barquinero

Cliff Bartlett
Joseph Barzal
Kristin Bell
Lynn Bell
Shavon Bell
Jamil Benjamin

Majida Besley
Truceilla Besses
Thomas Blackburn
William Bluhm
Rebecca Borchert
Denny Bosher

Sommer Boswell
Jessica Bowser
Calvin Bradford
Nicholas Bresler
Kristina Brewer
Shaun Brochak

Chameka Brooks
Christopher Brown
Jeffrey Brown
Kenneth Brown Jr.
Kimyashia Brown
Larry Brown

Michael Bruno
Erin Brzezinski
William Buchannon
Clifton Bunton
David Burke
Christopher Burrell

Emanuel Burton III
Frederick Bush III
Richard Butera
Jeffrey Cahill
Daryl Callahan
David Calvert

Sophomores

Jennifer Capretta

Amanda Carleton

Patricia Carpenter

Belicia Caves

Robert Cerjan

Leroy Champion

Amy Chandler

Zachary Cherne

Kristin Choma

Jennifer Cicco

John Clark

Shannon Clark

Monique Cleaves

Tomika Cockrell

Bridgette Cofield

Amber Cogley

Joseph Colantonio

Jamie Cole

April Comer

Frances Connelly

Talia Conner

Bryan Conyers

Margaret Corcoran

Deshawn Cousette

Sandra Crawford

Michael Creer

Rebecca Crismor

Derrick Crutchfield

Shaun Cummings

Alan Cvetovac

Pandora Dana

Bernardette Daniels

Antonio Darby

Richard Dattilo

Darneil Davis

Johnathan Davis

Tayonna Davis

Matthew De Wine

Ericka Dennis

Jonathan Dennis

Regan Dent

Patrick Dilalla

Sean Dlugos

Amanda Dodge

Richard Dotson

Rashida Dowd

Jessica Doyle

James Duer

Sophomores

Zineta Duheric
Nakeshia Duke
Darius Durr
Rashand Durrah
April Dworning
Richard Echols

Michael Echon
Andrew Edmonds
Ronnie Edmonds Jr.
Keri Eiding
Sandy Eler
Quiana Ellis

Yelonda Ellis
Angelec Fears
James Fernatt
Antonina Fiorelli
Daniel Fitzpatrick
Charmaine Fleetwood

Erin Flynt
Monique Fofanah
Takera Forehand
De Laurence Fouche
Stephanie Fox
Mark Frederick

Emily Freeh
Lauren Freeman
Tyria Freeman
De Auna Frierson
John Fuduric
Donna Fuller

Raychaun Fuller
Christine Fulton
Erin Gady
Charles Galati
Vanessa Gallman
Jarod Ganser

Tonya Gardner
Dara Garrett
Lloyd Gatson
Kelly Gavin
Christine Gecewich
Erica Gentile

Elizabeth Gibbons
Michele Gilbert
Charity Gilliam
Romeo Gillyard II
Karen Gnandt
Rebecca Godec

Sophomores

Timothy Goerndt
Donte Goodwin
Sondra Gordon
Jeffrey Gorman
Rolynda Gould
Jennifer Grabianowski

Kevin Graham

Danielle Grande

Brian Grant

Edward Gray III

Angela Grida

Ciara Griesmar

James Grinstead

Patrick Grisez

Maurice Hairston

Ebony Hall

Hanisha Hall

Milton Hall

Edward Haller
Joshua Hammond
David Hance
Amanda Haris
Damian Harris
Desiree Harris

Destiny Harris

Richard Harris Jr.

Terry Harris Jr.

Tiffany Harris

Stephany Hasberry

Craig Hatcher

Jennifer Hausen

Craig Heiss

Kevin Hendrickson

Ryan Heramb

Juan Hernandez

Thomas Heuer

Michael Higgins

Kourtney Highland

Berry Hill III

Shaun Holness

Christopher Holtz

Steven Horton

Charles Howard II

Romero Howard

Shawn Howard

Amy Howell

Allison Hrovat

De Aunte Hughes

Sophomores

Eugene Hunter
Tiffany Hurt
Azizi Hutson
Kimberly Hutton
Shmere Ingram
Darice Ivory

David Jackson
Elishia Jackson
Margaret Jakse
James Janosik
Kimberly Jenkins
Mikia Jenkins

David Jenko
Garrett Jerousek
Michael Jochum
David Johnson
Gregory Johnson
Johnny Johnson

Keisha Johnson
Kimberly Johnson
Matrika Johnson
Riki Johnson
Michael Jolly
Juanita Jones

Phillip Kaminski
Kristen Kascak
Stephanie Kazar
Sarah Keller
Daniel Kerestesy
Melissa Kerko

Erin Kilkenney
Jeanna King
Jessica King
Kristopher Klingmann
Curtis Koeth
Kelly Kontra

Terry Kontra
Matthew Koons
Frederick Kope
Kimberly Kosovich
Christina Kovacevich
lacob Kovit

Michael Kreischer
Brian Kukla
Michael Kulcsar
Michelle Kumel
Kathryn Kunsman
Gannon Kurey

Sophomores

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■Being a sophomore isn't much
different than when I was a freshman
but it's one step closer to graduating,
independence and college."
Courtney Strah

Crystal John, Matrika Johnson, Cassandra Jones,
Denise Witten and Ebony Lane know the value of
being involved in extracurricular activities while at
high school.

Brian Zorman and Terry Kontra are learning how to
exchange data from one TI-S2 calculator to another.

Sophomores

Christy Gecewich, Lyle Steelman, Kim Kosovich, Jeff Evans, Nick DiBiase and Jenny Cicco had a lot of fun ;(

Homecoming.

Sophomores know more about the school!

"I won't have to take
gym class next year and
also it's different from
freshman year because
you know what you're
doing and it's not new
anymore."

Patti Carpenter

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Marching Band trumpets. Sliaim Holness, Matt De Wine, Jeff Evans, Todd Lapp and Todd Vicic get much
enjoyment from participating in Euclid's activities.

Amanda Price and Karen Lemieux know that the
items that they keep in their lockers tells much about
what they are interested in while at Euclid.

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Many Euclid students came to the bonfire that was sponsored by Student Council before the Homecoming game
with Maple Heights.

Jason Waina and Erin Gady are enjoying what they
are doing in the laboratory.

Sophomores

Denise La Riccia

Ronetta La Shore

Renee Latsch

Barry Lawrence

Anthony Laws

Leon Layton Jr.

Karen Lemieux

Ronald Lemieux

Timothy Lewis

Louis Lindic

Maland Long

Andy Ludvik

Damon Luksich

Terrance Maddox

Christian Mahovlic

Keila Malone

Ryan Maloney

Michelle Marcelli

Quiana Martin

Tracy Martorello

Jason May

Sean Mc Cafferty

Allison Mc Clain

Maureen Mc Cluskey

Matthew Mc Dermott

Michael Mc Donald

Mitchell Mc Donald

Reginald Mc Ghee

John Mc Graw

Robert Mc Graw

Dontell Mc Michael

Daniel Medves

James Meely

Danielle Merritt

Allison Metti

Amanda Meyer

Erica Mikolajski

Michael Miller

Therese Mitchell

Lori Mitskavich

Jacqueline Montgomery

Robin Moore

Terrance Moore

Erin Morrison

Reginald Mosley

Matthew Moster

Sultan Muhammad

Marissa Mukavetz

Sophomores

Katrina Murphy
Michaelann Murphy
Stacie Muzinic
Claud Myrick
Terrence N'Dow
Sean Nelson

Tiquashia Norris
Emily Novak
Lewis Nunley Jr.
Molly O'Brien
Cathleen O'Grady
Matthew O'Hara

Aisha Otremba
Vencott Palmer
Michael Paoloni
Anna Paradzik
Nina Parrino
Zinal Patel

Erin Patterson
Nicole Patterson
Mareen Pavicic
Anne Payerchin
Christy Peacock
Maria Peacock

Ozzie Penn Jr.
Lori Penny
Michelle Penny
Georgian Peric
Kathryn Pettit
Rachael Pettit

Jeremy Pfahl
Todd Pfeifer
Travis Phelps
April Piendzik
Christian Pierce
Tabitha Polachek

Ralph Poole
Monica Povirk
Artis Powell
Rocco Preston
Tamilia Prince
Landon Proctor

Gina Prodan
Yanira Prokop
Tony Radan
Chester Rakowski
Cynthia Reese
Michael Reilly

Sophomores

Sophomores
enjoy spend-
ing time
together

Courtney Sharp ,
and Jill Smialek

are looking forward to

spending two more years

together since they love their school

desperately although the work as a sophomore is harder and there is more of it.

"Being a sophomore is truly something to
remember and I'm looking forward to being a I
junior next year."

Rashida Dowd

"It's more stressful than being a freshman
because you realize that college is coming and
there's a lot to look forward to."
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Bryan Arendt

Terry Kontra, Donte Goodwin and Martin Tonisic enjoy the time that they are spending together in class.

Sophomores

Allison Metti, Matrika Johnson and Betsy Gibbons will always remember the fun times that they had together
class.

Alicia Renix
Amos Renix III
Michael Renko
Daniel Renstrom
Hillary Resnik
Alan Rice

Christina Richards
Sara Richardson
Kristi Ries
Keith Roberts
Allen Robinson
Willie Robinson

Heather Rodick
David Rogers
Harold Rogers
Scott Roop
Janelle Routen
Dominic Rufo

Erin Ryan
Samuel Sampson
Bryan Scheider
Carrie Schoen
Eric Schuster
Paul Schweikert

Jessica Serwatka
Courtney Sharp
Brian Shaw
Kimberlev Shippy
Jason Short
Brian Siedler

Michael Simenc
Kathy Simic
Ivana Simicevic
Albert Simpson Jr.
Shelesta Sims
William Skrab

Christopher Slagle
Allen Slamic
John Smarsh
Eric Smedley
Jill Smialek
Anthony Smith

Chaka Smith
Frank Smith
Jeffery Smith
Rion Smyth
Kimberly Smith
Raymond Spangler

Sophomores

Students will remember

many of the fun times

they had at the assemblies

during their high school

days.

Justin Barrett

Kartika Brown

Ronald Dupree

Jonathan Green

Jonathan Johnson

Shaun Melton

Terry Robinson

Nicholas Trafford

Christopher Sparks

Shamuire Spivey

Alison Stahre

Suzanne Stambaugh

Joel Stavange

Kathleen Stobierski

Courtney Strah

Nicole Strukel

Donald Sukis

Jill Swansegar

Anthony Switalski

Kevin Taksar

Lisa Taplin

Nicholas Tate

Brandon Taylor

Jamee Taylor

Kelley Taylor

Lakesha Taylor

Ronald Taylor Jr.

Tamsen Taylor

Lucious Terrell

Angela Tetter

Donte Thomas

Jennifer Thomas

Shalyn Thomas

James Tilk

Roseanne Timm

Mirl Timmons

Nicholas Tirabassi

Martin Tomsic

Jeffod Torrence

January Traven

Joseph Trobenter

Stephanie Troha

Sophomores

Christopher Trzcinski
Rockquette Tucker
Scott Turman
Lisa Udovich
Robyn Ulle
Michael Valentine

Cristina Vega
Lynn Vernon
Terrance Vernon
Drina Vurbic
Elizabeth Vurusic
Alexis Wade

John Wahl
Jason Waina
Lakeshia Walker
Steven Walker
Taunon Warren
Demetrius Watkins

Terrance Watson
Najah Weeams
Jenea Weems
Howard Westerfield
Ebony Wheeler
Michael White

Vernadette White
Ryan Whitley
Terreia Whitsett
Benjamin Whittaker
Eddie Wilcox
Joel Williams

Kalicia Williams
Tamika Williams
Jennifer Willis
Owen Willis
Starla Withers
Jason Witten

John Wolchko
Beau Woodford
Dante Woods
Steven Yannaras
Allen Yasko
Jacqueline Young

Daniel Zbiegien
Michael Zdanowicz
Sharon Zemba
Geoffrey Zevnik
Michael Zielinski
Brian Zorman

Sophomores

Juniors have only one more year to gc

Junior year was an important time for
most high school students. By that
time they had their drivers license
and had a car available or at least knew
someone who had a car. This led to
much more freedom and a chance to
express themselves in different ways.
Many juniors were thinking about their
future plans and what they would be
doing in the years ahead. But most of
them were just interested in what was
going to be happening the next year
when they were going to be seniors.

Kevin Evans. Katie Baioni and Mandy Mc Peek arc

active Euclid students who help make Student Council

a useful organization. Here they are decorating tor the

Halloween party for the community that was sponsored

by Student Council.

Lemuel Gardner, Cory Watson and security aide,
Tammie Barnes, had an enjoyable time at Homecom-

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Kelly Hiscott, Tim Long, Ron Timm, Adonai
Arruda, Scott Longazel and Mandy Mc Peek

enjoying themselves while working through a
simulation on a computer.

Kelly Echols and Ivan Jurcic know the value of an education and try their best to get good grades so they will be
able to go to a good college and get a lot of financial aid.

The junior year sees a large improve

Band members are very active in the life at Euclid High
School. These band members helped make the bonfire a
success before the Homecoming football game.
These students are signing a card that was donated by
American Greetings for Shondell Tinsley who was a
fifth grader at Forest Park who has been diagnosed with
leukemia. Key Club organized this project.

"Our years here at Euclid have
been very rewarding. We really
enjoy what has been going on and
feel that we are having a lot of
fun."
Mike Doyle and Dave Giancola

Jennifer Waina, Jill Swansegar, Karen Salisbury. Courtney Sharp, Katie Walker and Lisa Udovich are very
involved in many of the activities at Euclid.

ment in the student's maturity level

Marcus Adams

Nichole Adams

Mamie Alexander

Jinai Amos

Tracey Appling

Nicholas Aquilano

Dominic Armaro

Wayne Arndt

Casey Arp

Qiana Arthur

Da Von Avery

Adam Ayer

Katherine Baioni

Dawn Baizel

Cynthia Ball

David Banach

Lawrence Banks

Angela Barber

Greg Barker

David Barkoot

Elise Barnett

Keith Baron

Nura Barrett

Monique Bateman

Brian Beatty
Kate Bechtel
Jeffery Beck
Scott Beck
Adam Begin
Richard Belanich

Kalisha Bell

Lavory Benjamin

Daniel Beroglc

Ariana Best

Frederick Blatnik

Simeon Boddie

Emily Bode

Becky Boos

Keith Boyes

Crystal Bradek

Johnny Bragg Jr.

Rhiannon Brenner

Latisha Bray

David Brinovec

Deleonte Brown

Jerin Brown

William Brown Jr.

Mark Browne

Juniors

Tiffany Butler
Kristina Cadovec
Elnora Caldwell
Corey Callahan
Tiarla Calwise
Brendan Carey

William Carleton
Jennifer Carlson
Casey Carmichael
Matthew Carroll
Laura Carse
Anthony Carter

Eric Casciato
Charles Ceranowicz
Edward Ceranowicz
Amira Chambers
Terrance Chambers
Paige Chandler

Daniel Cherkas
Angelo Cirino
Laura Cirino
Anita Clark
Christine Clark
Darnell Clark

Natalie Clemmons
Sherita Coffey
Alan Collier
Thurman Collins Jr.
O. Ricky Cooper
Fabian Crawford

Kizzy Crider
Kristopher Croft
Annette Cunningham
Cory Cunningham
Nicholas Cyganski
Jessica D' Apice

Kelly D' Apice
Jennifer David
Amanda Davis
Eugene Davis
Jennifer Davis
Tyronn Davis

Shanelle Dawkins
Lori Dean
Randolph Deramus
Richard Di Bartolomeo
Stephanie Di Biase
Carly Dillon

Juniors

Juniors getting closer to graduation

"I am enjoying my junior year and
I am trying my hardest to be
prepared for what I'll be doing
after graduation."

Rob Slade

"1 know that I can make it if 1 just keep focused
on what I want to do."

John Morris

"The only thing I'm
looking forward to next
year is cross country."
Paul Glowacki

176

Juniors

Three down and one to

go."
Brenda Moyer and
Stephanie Di Biase

Allison Frederick and Michelle O'Donnell are friends
both on and off the soccer field.

"This has been my
best year so far and
I am looking for-
ward to college."
Amber Sabel

4fe.

"Freedom is so

■v ^^^L

close I can al-

most taste it."

ft A

Kelly Hiscott

V i

i*+jr- Jjk ; 1 f

* ?

Mike Mc Donald, Mandy Mc Peek. Brad
Hodge and Scott Longazel have become
very good friends when working on their
experiments.

Lydia Urh has enjoyed all the fun times she has had
with the Flag Corps while at Euclid.

Members of the Voices of New Life Choir practice for the concert that they were going to present in
December.

UUUL

"This has been the hardest
year so far but we're look-
ing forward to our senior
year."

Jessica D'Apice and Jamie
Greskowiak

"It is very tiring and I'm looking
forward to leaving the school."
Scott Longazel

Juniors

Shannon Dindia

Elizabeth Domin

Jodi Dominick

Erica Donald

Sonia Dooley

Jacqueline Doolin

Shannon Dorsey

Sheree Dotson

Michael Doyle

Jerry Du Bose Jr.

Sherrie Dudley

Jessica Earick

Kelly Echols

Christopher Eddy

Mark English

Kevin Evans

Christopher Everly

Jarvis Ewing

Ann Feldkamp

Candace Ferguson

Marcus Fields

Richard Figuero

Noella Fitzpatrick

Samuel Fleischer

Timothy Fogarty

Mark Fording

Tiyona Fort

Courtney Foster

Lamonte Foster

Michelle Fox

Sean Fox

Johnny Frazier

Allison Fredrick

Jennifer Frieden

Lisa Fulton

Davina Gage

Travis Gallon

Lemuel Gardner

Brian Gecewich

Reginald George Jr.

Nicholas Geosano

David Giancola

La Tasha Gibbs

Robyn Gildersleeve

David Gilmore

Paul Glowacki

Adam Godec

Derrick Grant

Juniors

Regina Graves
Jamie Greskowiak
Mary Grieshammer
Douglas Grisard
Alexis Grubach
Garolyn Gudaitis

Jeffrey Guttu
Joshua Halstead
Randolph Hammond
Anthony Harris
Carmekia Harris
David Harris

John Harris III
Anthony Harris Jr.
Petrus Hawkins
Sharonda Hayes
Shakita Haywood
James Hegedus

Arnold Henderson Jr.
Djranell Henderson
Larry Hess
Damien Higgins
La Quita Hill
Monroe Hillsman Jr.

Kelly Hiscott
Bradley Hodge
Latrica Hollins
Oaticia Hollins
Melissa Hoppert
Nicole Hrdlicka

Rebecca Hren
Michael Hubbard
Michael Hughes
Joi Hutton
Sun-Shine Hyle
John Jackson III

Jerry Jeffrey
Karenina Jeffries
Donshay Jenkins
Ramone Jenkins
Christine Jernejcic
Kristal John

Brandon Johnson
Qiana Johnson
Shawnte Johnson
William Johnson
Nicole Johnston
Christopher Jones

Juniors

Robert Jones

Jaime Jordan

Ivan Jurcic

Mladen Jurcic
Jeff Kasunic

Mandy Kaucic

Amanda Kelly

Stacia Ketchum

Jason Kletecka

Carolyn Klocker

Robert Knight

Cassandra Kolich

Nicole Kolich

Elizabeth Kulcsar

Denise La Rich

Danielle Ladovich

John Lally

Heather Lamento

Richard Landsmann

Ebonie Lane

Todd Lapp

Eric Lassiter

Robert Latsch

Mario Laush

Jamel Lawrence
Scott Lawrence
Dustin Leasure
Nicole Leasure

Andrew Lederer
Stacy Lesefky

Frank Lewis IV

Tameka Lewis

Christopher Litwinowicz

Charmayne Lloyd

Joi Lloyd

Timothy Long

Scott Longazel

Joe Mallard

Qiana Manigault

Eric Marcus

Nicholas Marek

Cheryl Marn

Deanna Marn

Colvey Martin

Isaac Martin

Monica Martin

Sahriah Matthews

Brian Maxwell

Juniors

Timothy Mazurik
Hosea Mburu
John Mc Clain
Angel Mc Creary
Tonya Mc Donald
Natalie Mc Gill

A. Mc Govern
Veronica Mc Graw
Sean Mc Laughlin
Erin Mc Mahon
Andre Mc Michael
Amanda Mc Peek

Casey Mc Redmond
Valerie Mehring
Mike Melnyk
Lorrie Melton
Brian Mitchell
Chad Mitchell

Lynette Mitchell
Carissa Moon
Shane Moore
Anjelko Moric
John Morris
Sedrick Morton

Brenda Moyer
Katrina Murphy
Adrienne Nadvornik
Maria Negolfka
Jessica Nelson
Brian Newsome

Patrina Nickson
Joseph Nosan
Lee Nosse
Melissa Novinc
Kevin Nugent
Michelle O' Donnell

Paa-Kofi Obeng
Sinai Oliver
David Olszewski
Francis Orgovan
Maryann Oroz
Megan Osterman

Theresa Parey
Jovan Parker
Leonidas Patouhas
Alisa Patterson
Richard Pecnik
Olivia Penn

Juniors

Heather Perusek

Matthew Pettit

Congkham Phommavichit

Onkeo Phommavichit

Soulydeth Phoumyyoth

Matthew Pikus

Carolina Pino

Jamie Piscitello

Theresa Poindexter

Kipp Poling

Jimmy Pomiecko

Cedric Pompey

Maureen Porcen

Tabitha Poticher

James Poulos

Michael Praskavich

Michelle Price

Karla Prince

Leland Parsley

Veronica Radolovic

Jamila Range

Rashida Range

Eric Raphael

Keauntee Redfearn

Shanithra Reed

Venita Reed

Paula Rees

Jovan Reese

Michael Reksten

Derrick Respress

Stacy Richmond

Michael Riczinger

Rokita Riddle

Ross Riola

Jason Robinson

Michael Robinson

Nickeesha Robinson

Rosalind Robinson

Samuel Robinson

Julie Robson

Terence Rohlke

Katharine Ross

Allison Rusiska

Jeannette Rychlik

Amber Sabel

Kristin Sacko

Amie Salerno

Catherine Salisbury

182

Juniors

Laurie Salvatore
Tyrone Sammons
Kristin Samsa
Colette Sarns-Gaunt
Jaclyn Sas
Kashmir Satchel-Jarret

Michael Scalese
Dwight Schied
Jeffery Schill
Matthew Schmidt
Dawn Schultz
Stephanie Schulz

Demonn Scott
Heather Scott
Maria Scott
Joseph Senart II
Thomas Setser
Christopher Sheehan

Katie Sierputowski
Lonnie Simpson
Jabari Sims
Robert Slade
Raymel Slaughter
Christina Smith

Gregory Smith
Nicholas Solema
Paul Solema
Valerie Spears
David Spooner
Mitchell Stanford

Derek Stanic
Lyle Steelman
Christa Stern
Christine Stewart
Delmar Stewart
Dale Stigmier

Marquis Still
Michael Stout
Angela Suchy
Creighton Sulecki Jr.
James Swyt
Charles Tantanella

Colleen Taylor
Darrell Taylor
Gilbert Taylor II
Tina Taylor
Hawah Tebbs
Patrick Telich

Juniors

Cleveland Indians take pennant for the first time in forty-one years

The 1995 Cleveland Indians season
was one that had to be experienced
to be believed. In a strike shortened
season the team finished with a 100-44
record which was the best of any team. In a
season where most other teams experi-
enced a drop in attendance due to the
strike, the Indians home games were sold
out midway through the season and the
1996 season was sold out by December 4.
1995.

The Indians beat the Seattle
Mariners in six games to win the American
League Pennant but then lost to the Atlanta
Braves in six games in the World Series.
The Indians were a hard hitting team but
they were no match for the pitching of the
Braves. Northeast Ohio and much of the
country was totally consumed with Indians
fever in 1995.

The Euclid Marching Band played
at a parade held in Cleveland before the
World Series began and many students
attended it.

Karen Lemieux, Patti Carpenter. Brian Arendt, Matrika

Johnson. Terry Kontra. Christie Peacock and Jessica

Serwatka and Mike Hughes, Dave Brinovec, Robert Latsch,

Marianne Wilson, John Smarsh, Natalie Mc Gill, Richard

Landsmann, Casey Arp, Jessica Nelson and Kristina

Brewer and Mandy Mc Peek, Lori Dean. Jamal Lawrence,

Tim Long, Mike Doyle and Nick Solema show off their

support for the Indians on Indians Dress-Up day.

BfeS^SO,

Danielle Thomas

Faith Thomas

Kareese Thomas

Brian Thompson

Ronald Timm
David Tisi
Dragen Tolo
Jacqueline Tran
Vaughn Trapp
Joseph Trotter

Adam Turman
Lydia Urh
Dana Vance
Crystal Vaughn
John Vegal II
Todd Vicic

Erin Vincenti
Dennis Vitolo Jr.
Brian Vuyancih
Kirk Waganek
Shawn Waganek
Jennifer Waina

Kathleen Walker
Norman Walker
Timothy Walker
Roger Waters
Edwin Watkins
Anna Wein

Beth Weinbrecht
Kenneth Wells Jr.
Patrick Welsh
Christopher White
Mathew White
Leonard Wilkerson

Daniel Williams Jr.
James Williams
Robert Williams
Anthony Wilson
Detric Wilson
Marianne Wilson

Denise Witten
An'Drea Woodard
Anthony Woodard Jr.
Gwen Wurm
Kevin Wynn
Tawana Young

Douglas Zeman
Richard Zgrabik III
Michael Zivnoska
Matthew Zorko
Timothy Zorman
Robert Zupancic

Juniors

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m lit

"e have to remember the end of the 1994-95 school year in
this book since the last deadline occurs in March so
anything that happens after that cannot be included in the
present book

Sara Kuhen, Alana

Roberts, Tommy Walker,

Nicole Genovese, Kevin

Klocker, Nikki

Christopher, Kelly Hiscott

and Jodi Dominick in Big

Show.

Karen Gezann gets

serenaded by Ben Mooney,

Rob Latsch, T. J.

Grabinowski, Jim Coleman,

Josh Freeh and Chuck

Patterson during a Boy's

Comedy number in the Wai

Napolo Swim Show.

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Memories Divider

Principal. Mr Robert Knuth. gets the fans cheering
during an assembly held at the end of the winter sports

season.

1995-96 National Honor Society officers: Jamie

Smiaiek, Jennifer Hrovat, Joe Tucceri, Marc

Orlando and Jessica Sas were elected in the spring.

l*e% ********** ********** *******************

Sharon Mollis. Angela Meros, Brian Udovich,
Kristina Geiger, Mary Wolf and Trisha O'Hara are

active in Student Council and participated in the annual
Senior Senior Prom for the citizens of Euclid.

~~^M ■■ ■■ ■■

All three baseball teams led the pack

All three of the Euclid baseball teams won
their conference titles. The varsity team
finished the season with a 25-5 record and
12-2 in the G.C.C. Matt Hoffman finished the
season with a 9- 1 - 1 record on the mound and was
selected to the Mizuno All State game, the
Cuyahoga county All Star game, and was the
M.V.P. in the G.C.C. Mike Hoffmann(7-3-l ) was
first team G.C.C. and also selected to p;ay in the
Cuyahoga County All Star game. Mark Zrirn,
Louis Besses and Brent Higgins were all selected
second team G.C.C. Coach Dennis Turkall was
voted G.C.C. Coach-of-the-Year.

Gene Hess leaping up to get to the ball.

Baseball

Varsity Baseball, row one: Ken Godnavec, Frank Argie, Bud White, Jeff Morris, Tim Long, Mark Zrim,
Coach Dennis Turkall. Row two: Coach Rick Brown, Chris Kletecka, Gary Dwyer, Karlos Prince, Dave
Banach, Barry Grisez. Coach Lewis. Row three: Tim Rutti, Doraiz Robinson, Chad Shuskey, Mark Fording,
Pat Bujnocki, Joe Tucceri. Row four: Michael Fording, Brad Higgins, Gene Hess, Matt Hoffman, Mike
Hoffman, Tim Belanich, Louis Besses.

J.V. Baseball, Row one: John Morris, Tim Fogarty, Adam Ayer, Shawn Waganek, Jay Kletecka. Coach Lewis
Row two: Tim Walter, Mike Doyle, Frank Orgovan, Keith Barron, Tim Long, Mark Fording. Row three:
Dave Banach, Mike Zivnoska, Brian Gecewich, Matt Carroll, Bucky Zeman, Kevin Evans, Mike Jolly.

Teshman Baseball, row one: Coach Ken Godnavec, John Fuduric, Zack Cherney, Pat Grisez, Shawn
jlimmings, Mike Faloney. Row two: Brian Zorman, Jeff Cahill, Chris Trzinzski, Matt Moster, Tom Heuer
low three: Terry Kontra, Danny Bosher, Juan Hernandez, John Zevnik, Tim Goerndt Row four: Scott
lupp. Jimmy Grinstead, Brian Schuster, Mike Valentine, Mike Simmons, Marcell Petway.

Above. Chad Shuskey getting ready to scoop up the
ball in the infield.

Left. Players getting last minute coaching before the
2ame begins.

VARSITY BASEBALL

JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL

TEAM

Holv Name

VASJ

St. Ignatius

Olmsted Falls

Glen Oak

Strongsville

Nordonia

North

Maple Hts.
Padua

5
8

2
3

South

Bedford

Mentor

Brush

St. Edwards

Mayfield
Nordonia

1
4

North

Bay Village
Maple Hts.
Bedford

8
3

Brush

St. Edwards

Mayfield
South

6
10

3
3

TEAM

THEM

Holy Name

VASJ

St. Ignatius

North Olmsted

Glen Oak

Strongsville

Nordonia

North

Maple Hts.

South

Bedford

Mentor

Brush

St. Edwards

Mavfield

Nordonia

North

Wickliffe

Bay Village

Maple Hts.

Bedford

Brush

St. Edwards

Mayfield

South

FRESHMAN BASEBALL

TEAM

THEM

VASJ

Olmsted Falls

Glen Oak

St. Edward

North

South

Bedford

Brush

Mayfield

Mentor

North

South

Maple Hts.

1 1

Bedford

Olmsted Falls

5 ;

Brush

l i

Mayfield

Solon

SEASON RECORD WON 13 LOST 7

G.C.C. RECORD WON 8 LOST 2

LEAGUE FINISH First

Gene Hess waiting for the ball to
be put into play.

SEASON RECORD WON 25 LOST 5
G.C.C. RECORD WON 12 LOST 2
LEAGUE FINISH First

SEASON RECORD WON 19 LOST 6
G.C.C. RECORD WON 12 LOST 2
LEAGUE FINISH First

Baseball

flftipl 1

Both boy's and girl's track

The boy's outdoor track team had
an outstanding season in which
they placed first in the G.C.C.
They competed in eight invitational
meets, winning three, placing second in
three, and third in one. The team had 1 7
League Champions and 4 District
Champions. Topping the season were
Ken Schuster and Daniel Corleto who
competed in the State Track meet in
Columbus and earned Top Ten All-State
Honors. Coach Bob Ramlow was voted
Coach of the Year in the G.C.C.

BOY'S OUTDOOR TRACK

TEAM

VASJ

Brush

South

North

Bedford

Maple Hts.

Mayfield

Nordonia

Strongsville
Medina
Mentor
Walsh

Ranger Relays
Euclid Relays
G.C.C. Meet
District
Regional

BIG

US
108
115
80

81 5/6
78
97
106
112
MEETS
2/8
3/28
2/13
2/16
6/16
1/8
1/8
1/16
12

THEM

50 1/6

SEASON RECORD WON 8 LOST
G.C.C. RECORD WON 7 LOST
LEAGUE FINISH First

Track

Boy's Track, Row one: Coach Frank Soltesz, Paul Glowacki, Will Buchannon, Tim Carney, Ken Wells, Derek
Stanic, Heather Scott, Coach Bob Ramlow Row two: Jamie Willett, LaMonte Foster, Scott Simmons, Ken
Schuster, Antonio Davis. Paa-Ko Obeng. Coach Tom Halbedel Row three: Jamel Lawrence, Tim Moriarity,
Dontrell Callahan, Rick Cooper, Kyle Bush. Lemuel Gardner Row tour: Reggie George, Adam Hines,
Bryant Clark. Deleonte Brown. Fred Blatnik. Rashad Wilson. Row five: Monroe Milkman. Richard Wynn.
Dan Corleto, Dejuan Goulde, Tony Laurich, Mike Melnyk, Matt Ortman

Deleonte Brown flying through the air in the long
jump.

Tony Laurich giving the shot a mighty heave.

fill

teams win the conference

Girl's Track, Row one: Matrika Johnson, Zinal Patel, Allison Mc t lain, Vernadette White, Jamie Taylor,
Yanira Prokop, Marie Salupo. Row two: Coach Dick York, Jill Smialek, Erin Kilkinney, Kelly Contra, Kim
Smith, Erin Flynt, Dara Garrett, Coach Pete Schwenke. Row three: Jill Swansegar, Mary Kunes, Angelique
Fears, Titona Fort, Aryanna Best, Ebony Lane, Denise Witten. Row four: Colleen Longshaw. Jamie Smialek,
Lakesha Phillips, Tracy Martarello. Amber Cogley. Georgian Peric, Alexis Grubach, .Mary Dacar. Coach
Mike Sustin. Row five: Rebecca Borchert. Erin Gady, Tamera Williams, Patti Carpenter, Kim Johnson,
Jovan Parker, Maria Scott. Elizabeth Walters, Aileen Glowacki. Row six: Carolyn Gudaitis, Maureen Mc
Clusky, Jenea Weams, Carrie Sharp, Jennifer Hrovat, Katie Walker, Megan Osterman. Row seven:
Roschelle Ashley, Angel Mc Crary, Lakesha Henderson, Allison FitzGerald, Kelly Smith.Angela Miklavcic,
Sherrie Dotson, Carrie Eiding.

The Girl's Outdoor Track Team
finished the season with an 8-1
record and were tied for first place
in the G.C.C. They finished first at the
conference meet. Kelly Smith, Lakesha
Henderson, Allison FitzGerald, Megan
Osterman, Roschell Ashley, Alexis
Grubach, Erin Gady, Erin Flynt,
Maria Seott, Alecia Renix, Jamee
Taylor and Lakisha Phillips all quali-
fied for the Regional Meet. Kelly Smith
got to the State competition in the discus
and finished eighth.

Cherie Dotson, Keisha Henderson and Mary Kunes
clearing the hurdles in sood form.

GIRL"S OUTDOOR TRACK

TEAM

THEM

Madison

VASJ

Brush

South

North

81 1/2

32 1/2

Bedford

Maple Hts.

Mayfield

Nordonia

90
BIG MEETS

Madison

3/8

Medina

12/26

Mentor

7/16

Ranger Relay

5 7/17

Rebel Relays

3/14

G.C.C. Meet

1/8

District

5/15

SEASON RECORD WON 8 1

.OST1

G.C.C. RECORD WON 6 LO

ST 1

LEAGUE FINISH First (tie)

Track

Kelly Smith watches Carrie Sharp throw the discus
Kelly finished eighth in the state in the discus.

Allison FitzGerald and Keisha Henderson clear
high jump.

Softball had lots of offense but struggled on defense

The Girl's Varsity Softball team had
a lot of offense and finished the
season with a 14-10 record and 8-6
in the G.C.C. This gave them a fourth
place finish in the G.C.C. Even though
they scored a lot of runs they unfortu-
nately gave up more in some of their
games and therefore suffered some losses.
Margy Mihalic batted .534. Colleen
Taylor, .513, Melanie Shippitka, .414
and Amy Hodder, .400.
The junior varsity began the season
slowly but finished by winning six in a
row and twelve of their last fifteen games.
The freshmen team finished with a 14-3
record and 7-1 in the G.C.C. This was the
best record in the conference.

VARSin

SOFTBALL

1 EAM

THEM

Holy Name

j Trinity

S i

i Nordonia

North

Padua

South

Bedford

VASJ

Brush

Wcsi Geauga

1 West Geauga

11 j

May field

Maple His.

Norton ia

6 |

Norlh

Maple Hts

Bedford

i South

Brush

Mayfield

r»

NEO TOURNAMENT

MayField

7 1

South

b j

Brush

6 I

Holy Name

1(1

SEASON RECORD WON 14 LOST 10

G.C.C. RECORD WON 8 LOST 6

TEAM

Holy Name

Trinity

Nordonia

North

Kudua

Souih

Bedford

VASJ

Brush

Mayfield

Maple His.

Nordonia

North

Maple His

Cuyahog;

Kcnslon

Chanel

Bedford

South

Brush

Hts.

May-

fid

SEASON RECORD WON 13 LOST 8
G.C.C. RECORD \\ ON 1 1) 1 OST 4

Softball

■a

Varsity Softball, Row one: Coach Diane Maroli, Amy Hodder, Maria Schiavoni. Melanie Shippitka, Heather
Nickell, Colleen Taylor Row two: Coach Steve Marcu, Yashiko Nakono, Lindsay Freeman, Katie Bauer,
Margy Mihalic, Nichole Genovese Row three: Stacie Lesefky. Becky Glavan, Stacie Glavan. Kelly Shea,
Lauren Hadvk, Gina Zeman

Jl NIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL

THEM

i->

4-4

_<U: *

- r

; ; £

Junior Varsity Softball. Row one: Dana Vance. Julie Dacar, Jessica Sas, Kristin Sacko. Row two: Coach Ron
Zucca, Jackie Sas, Kristin Samsa, Melissa Hoppert, Jennifer Carlson, Angela Suchy. Row three: Maria
Negolfka, Annie Feldkamp, Lauren Hadyk, Jamie Greskowiak, Casey Mc Redmond, Angela Meros.

rtivikfnui.

Tennis team improved over previous years

Boy's Tennis, Row one: Ryan Heramb, Demetrius Dowell, Chris Fears, Seth Sederholm, Barry Lawrence.
Row two: Coach Pete Swope, Matt Pikus, Dave Giancola, Mike Hughes, Scott Beck, Mike Heramb. Coach
Rob Heramb. Row three: Andy Edmonds, Jeremy Pfahl, Robin Little, Dave Masek, Jamie Jordan, Pat
Dilalla.

/ i 1 I / . I -.:;' ,■■■'• I M

reshman Softball. Row one: Antonina Fiorelli, Kathy O'Grady, Jenny Cicco, Jessica Bowser, Erin Ryan. Row
wo: Coach Arle Lumadue, Lauren Freeman, Amanda Meyer, Stephanie Troha, Chrissy Kovacevich, Becky
Jodec. Row three: Courtney Sharp, Robin Ulle, Alison Stahre, Kristin Kascak, Allison Metti, Lisa Udovich.

The 1995 Boy's Tennis team
showed a little improvement over
the previous year but they are
still not a power. Their season record
was 4-9 and 3-7 in the G.C.C. Three
freshmen started on the varsity so they
should be better in the years to come.

VARSITY BOY'S TENNIS

TEAM

THEM

Wickliffe

Nordonia

1 South

j North

Chamberlain

Mayfield

Nordonia

Brush

South

North

Perry

Mayfield

Brush

SEASON RECORD WON 4 LOST 9

G.C.C. RECORD WON 3 LOST 7

LEAUE FINISH Fifth

FRESHMAN SOFTBALL

TEAM

THEM

Cuyahoga Hts. 21

Mentor

NDCL

Brush

Beaumont

o 1

Solon

Orange

North

Mayfield

Maple Hts

Maple Hts.

Orange

South

Solon

North

Mentor

SEASON RECORD WON 13 LOST 3

G.C.C. RECORD WON 7 LOST 1
LEAGUE FINISH First

Boy's Tennis

Big Show dealt with a person who

Tom Walker welcomes Fritz Streiff

back to his kingdom after being away
at school.

ig Show meant "Big" success and
that's what 'Pippin' was. The annual
musical took place sometime during

Bia Show

the French Revolution. Pippin (Fritz Strieff)
was a young man trying to find his place in
the world. He went to war with his father's
army, but realized he didn't measure up,
especially to his conceited brother and
mommy's boy, Lewis (Scott Granito).
Pippin visited his beloved grandmother,
Bertha (Catherine Mc Guinness). She
thought he may find happiness with numer-

ous women, but he didn't. Pippin then killed
his father, King Charlemagne (Tom
Walker) so he could become King and have
power over the peasants and the nobles. The
pressure was too much and he couldn't deal
with the demands from the peasants, nobles,
and Charlemagne's wife, Fastrada (Kim
Schoval) who wanted her royal allowance.
Three lead players (Marc Stauffer, Colleen

was trying to find out about himself

The entire chorus dancing during the

Scott Granito is bragging how he is going to shine
in the sun while Kim Schoval and Fritz Streiff

look on.

Fritz Streiff goes to Catherine Mc
Guinness for advice.

Longshaw and Rafael Brown) were Pippin's
advisers as well as guides.
Pippin realized that it didn't take power, or
anything big, fancy, or expensive to make a
man happy when he met a young widow,
Catherine (Jodi Dominick) and her son Theo
(Bryan Grushcow). He was bored after
awhile helping Catherine with the chores of
her estate and trying to get along with Theo,

so he left. But they were back together by the
end of the energetic finale when everything
finally fell into place for Pippin.
The play was directed by Miss Judy
Carmody. Mr Ken Ferlito nd Mrs. Bea
Grushcow were the vocal directors. Mrs
Lisa Cheshier was the orchestra director.
Mrs Bebe Weinberg Katz choreographed
the play and Mr. Allen Black was the

technical director and Mrs. Garlauskas was
the stage artist and Mrs. Perusek assisted
with the costumes.

-Megan M. Miezin

Big Show

—J

Wai Napolo put on annual Swim Show

The 1995 Wai Napolo Synchro
nized Swim Club presented
"Show Tunes" as their annual
spectacular show. On April 28 & 29 the
girls swam to the popular tunes of shows
- Broadway to blockbuster hits. Getting a
late start, these dedicated girls made up
for lost rehearsals and practiced many
hours including Spring break. The club's
advisers were Mrs. Katie Morris and
Mrs. Joan Bush. The Senior Show
Director and President was Karen
Gezann and the Junior Show Director
was Margaret Good.

-Karen Gezann

Leah Walczak

announced the
numbers during the
show.

Brenda Moyer, Ben Mooney, Paula Rees, T. J. Grabianowski, Tabitha Polachek,

Heather Mulhall and Chris Puglia doing i
Duet to "The Lion Sleeps Tonight"

196

Swim Show

Wai Napolo members being applauded
after one of their numbers.

SENIOR AWARDS

were presented on May 23, 1995 in an assembly held in the Little Theater after school. Many
seniors received awards or money for their accomplishments while at Euclid.

Valedictorian. Stephen Riek. receiving
his award form Dr. Kurt Stanic.

Kathy Copic was a National Merit
Scholarship Program winner.

Steve Riek, Karen Gezann, Josh Freeh, Kris Eminger, Janet Fonovic
and Tim Rutti were Tandy Technology Scholars.

SENIORS
SWING

at the annual SPRING FLING that was held on May
10, 1995. The senior citizens prom had music
provided by the Bob Makee Band and escorts
provided by Student Council.

fTom Walker received the Marine NROTC Scholarship
from Captain Huben and Sergeant Rowe.

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Students look at some of the works that were featured
at the Senior Art Exhibition which was open for
viewing on the Auditorium stage during the lunch
periods on May 23, 1995. Students in the different art
classes submitted works that were included in the
show.

Money for Prom

Carlos Prince shoot the ball while Sandi Mc Redmond, Bob Ramlow, Omar Coles, Marcy Richards, Ron
Rucker and Melvin Levett wait to see if it goes in. The game was between the seniors and the faculty and was
used as a fund raiser for Prom. The faculty won 71-55.

Amy Repko

announces the

models and their

fashions at the

Fashions for the

90's show that

was held in the

auditorium on

March 28. 1995.

Proceeds went to

help pay for

Prom. Fritz

Streiff and

Doraja Lake and

Demetrius

Dowell and

Michele Price

were some of the

models that

participated in the

show.

African American Poet. Mwatabu Okantah presented

a concert in the Little Theater with the internationally

renowned Cavani Quartet on February 28, 1995.

Teachers could bring their classes if they wished.

PROM

was held at the Landerhaven Party Center on Wednes-
day, June 7, 1995. Many Euclid seniors and underclass-
men enjoyed themselves at a night of dancing, pictures
and eating.

Keisha Jones, Roschelle Ashley and Dannika Witten certainly look as if they are enjoying themselves at the

Prom.

Melvin Levett and his date pose with Megan Von Benken for a picture.

Chuck Patterson. Rafael Brown, Tom Walker, Bill Kazen, Jason Edwardsen, Collette Sarns-Gaunt and

Heather Kinison getting ready to go into the main ballroom.

COMMENCEMENT

took place in DiBiasio Stadium on Sunday June 1 1, 1995 at 7:00 PM. The weather was
overcast and cool but, otherwise, was a perfect day. The class of 1995 was the smallest class
ever to graduate from Euclid High School.

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The seniors waited patiently to get
their diplomas.

Valedictorian. Stephen Riek addresses the Michael Banach and Katherine Copic were co-Salutatorians and

class of 1 995 during the program. ta l ked to the c]ass a f ter me Valedictorian did.

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Jane Addis

Stan Bender

Barbara Breeden

Allen Black

Dolores Black

Patricia Buck

Kendra Callihan

Doc Daugherty

Susan Dennis-Rogers

Ken and Anne Ferlito

Marilyn Foote

Bea Grushcow

Sue Harris

The Heramb Family

Sgt Maj. L. M. Isaacs,

USMC (Ret)

Jean M. Jelenic

Spencer Kane

Bob Knuth

Lisa Kurlander

Margaret Lucas

Brad R. Mc Govern

Judith Mc Laughlin

Katie Morris

Benjamin & Katherine Pasquale

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petrovic

Roy Pignatiello

Lisa Proctor

Robert and Barbara Ramlow

Fran Ratka

Marcy Richards

Sam Santilli
Cheryl Schossler

Elaine Sheridan

Paula Sheridan

Judith Stobinski

Diane Tizzano

Christine Torrelli

Alex Toth

Jan Ulle

Bill Von Benken

Daniel Wensing

Judith Zubizarreta

Bill Kazan

Minnie Dubois/Tomika Ball

I love you Tomika

Congratulations on completing high school. I

know that you will succeed in life. I am lucky to

have a daughter like you.

Love, Mom

Donna Bischof/David C. Bischof

David;

May you accomplish all your goals in life. You

have made me a very proud mother. God bless

you always.

Love, Mom

Jerry and Jeanette Blackford/Jaina Blackford

We are very proud of you and we love you very

much.

Love, Mom, Dad and Juliet

Dennis and Carol Bucar/Brandon Bucar

Brandon, you're wired and we're electrified by
your successes...
Love, Mom and Dad

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Patrons

Jane E. Clarke/Katie M. Clarke

Katie-
Love, Laughter, Happiness, Success. A moment,
A lifetime. Now and always.
Love, Mom

Tim and Carmie Fogarty/Tim Fogarty

We're proud of you Tim! Good Luck in your

senior year.

Love, Mom and Dad

Brenda E. Jones/Cassandra R. Jones

Congratulations Cassandra,

Good luck throughout your college years and life

itself.

Love, Mom

William and Bonita Kale/Sarah Kale

Ahead warp eight, Sarah - and may the stars
always sing for you.
Mom and Dad

James and Laura Kocin/Katy Kocin

Katy-

Best wishes for the future to one of Euclid's best!
Love always, Mom and Dad

Terry and Barbara Kramer/Beth Kramer

Beth;

For the past year I have watched you grow more
and more into the woman of my dreams. I love
you for who you are and for what we represent.
I love you. Chad

Terry and Barbara Kramer/Yuki Shimotsu

Dear Yuki;

We have enjoyed having you as our daughter this

year. May your memories of Euclid High School

all be good ones.

Love, "Mom" and "Dad" Kramer

Elizabeth and Michael Lipiec/Megan Lipiec

Megan,

We are so proud of the decisions you have made,

especially selecting EHS. What a year you have

had!

We love you. Mom and Dad

Don and Sandy Loew/Adam Loew

"Sweet-n-Loew," way to go!!

Love, Mom and Dad

Bernice Mormon/Lenardo A. Morman

Congratulations. Lenardo. You made it even
though you were out of school because of a car
accident but with my patience and prayers and
Jesus' help you made it. Dad is looking down
from heaven, smiling.
Love, Mother

Tony and Kathy Muzinic/Stacie Muzinic

Dear Stacie,

Always work to make your good, better and your

better, best.

Love, Mom and Dad

Bruce and Cheryl Pfeifer/Todd Pfeifer

It is said that music soothes the soul and fills the

heart with happiness. You, Peach, are the music

in our lives. Always be yourself and always be

happy.

Love, Mom and Dad

Brenda J. Rainey/Rosalyn J. Rainey

It has not always been easy, but God has blessed

you! Congratulations! I am proud of you! I love

you!

Your#l Supporter, Mommie

Janet Spivey/Shamuire' Spivey

Shamuire'-

Two down and two to go. You're doing great.
Keep up the good work. I'm so proud of you.
Love, Mom

Kurt and Ronni Stanic/Derek and Abby Stanic

Derek and Abby-

Work hard and do your best. Run fast-cheer

loud, keep smiling and have fun!

Love. Mom and Dad

Herman and Sharon Volpe/Brenda L. Volpe

As Dad and I watched you grow into the beautiful

person you are.

Believe in yourself and you can't go wrong.

May all your dreams come true as you reach for

the stars.

You have made us very proud a[l these years.

You're in the army now...

Love, Dad and Mom

Greg and Nancy Waina/Jennifer and Jason
Waina

Jennifer and Jason, we are proud to be your
parents. Keep up the good work. Love Mom and
Dad.

Wayman S. Wells and Bernadette M. White/
Wayman S. White

Wayman Jr. we are so proud of you, you can do
anything but fail, believe in yourself, and you
can't go wrong in life. With Love Mom and Dad,
L.A. and Vern too.

Audrey McGarry/Adam Zeitz

Adam-

"These are days you'll remember. Never before
and never since, I promise, will the whole world
be warm as this. And as you feel it, you'll know
it's true that you are blessed and lucky. It's true
that your are touched by something that will grow
and bloom in you."
With Love, Your Mom

Student council members decorating for the Holidays.

Carla Bates/Shaunda N. Bailey

Vincent and Janet Bonfiglio/Melissa Bonfiglio

Paul A. Buttari and Elizabeth King/Brandi Lyn

Buttari

Gina Marie Cerjan/Jennifer Cerjan

Karen Champa/David Champa

Joseph and Rosanne Chmielewski/Robert

Chmielewski

Gary and Carol DeWine/Timothy DeWine

Marie and Joseph Dula/Joseph M. Dula III

Mike and Helen Marotta/Jason Edwardsen

Ron and Anie Eminger/Andy Eminger

Ivan and Miryana Erak/Thomas Erak

Sharon Fabert/Christina Fabert

Rich and Rose Finotti/Dana Finotti

Darlene Fiorille/Jason Fiorille

Joan Jackson/Allison FitzGerald

Carolyn and Al Garlauskas/Markus Garlauskas

Tina Geiger/Rristina L. Geiger

Donna and Derald Gibson/Wendy Gibson

Sue Glavan/Beckie Glavan

Paul and Jo Ann Glowacki/Aileen Glowacki

Patrick and Marvellen Graham/Kathleen Graham

Jim and Marcia Granito/Scott Granito

Warren and Kathy Grundman/Jeffrey Grundman

Steve and Karen Hadyk/Lauren Hadyk

Rob and Mary Heramb/Michael Heramb

Douglas and Teresa Herbert/Scott Herbert

Ken and Evelyn Hrovat/Jennifer Ann Hrovat

Joe and Dawn Janosik/Joseph A. Janosik Jr.

Frank and Mary Jeric and Kathy Johnson/Nikki

Johnson and Kelly Jeric

Terry and Barbara Kramer/Elizabeth Kramer

Robert and Penny Lausche/Robin Lausche

Robert and Catherine Kinison/Heather Anne

Kinison

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mack/Caroline Mack

Susan Marinelli/Stacey Marinelli

Kathleen Mattson/Angelyn Mattson

Bill and Holly Maurer/Kimberly Maurer

Amy Bilyk/Shona Mc Cune

Tim and Joanne Mc Gee/Brendan Mc Gee

Mary Mc Guinness/Catherine Mc Guinness

Joe and Sandy Meden/Lori Meden

Peggy Meros/Angela Meros

Mike and Kathy Mihalic/Margy Mihalic

Mary Jo Miklavcic/Angela Miklavcic

Sandy Moses/Michelle Moses

Sofija and Frank Motiejunas/Regina O. Motieju-

nas

Venetia Mullins/Avery Dontae Mullins

Ken and Deb Nagode/Meghan E. Nagode

Bill and Roni Nainiger/Danny and Billy Nainiger

Raymond and Gloria Res/Andrew Nesbett

Cynthia Newsome/Julie Ann Newsome

John and Rayna O'Hara/Trisha and Matthew

O'Hara

Valery Polis

David and Melissa Praznovsky/Kristy

Praznovsky

Pat and Scott Proctor/Kendra Proctor

Barbara J. Roberts/Alana J. Roberts

Sam and Denise Russo/Doninic Russo

Jim and Joyce Sas/Jessica and Jaclyn Sas

Jim and JoAnne Schumer/Nicole Schumer

Rene M. Scott/Adrienne R. Scott

Earl and Eileen Sharp/Carrie Shatp

Gary and Norma Shuskey/Chad Garnor Shuskey

Art and Nancy Smialek/Jamie Smialek

Lee and Karen Smith/Kelly Smith

Janet Spivey/Jason Spivey

Gary and Peggy Streiff/Fritz Streiff

Joe and Susan Tucceri/Joe Tucceri

Mary Van Tilburg/Yolanda Van Tilburg

Bridgette Williams/Darnell LeShion Williams

Russ and Ellen Woodruff/Todd Woodruff

Al and Susan Zielinski/Rachel Zielinski

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Shaunda N. Bailey

Congratulations Shaunda Daunda. It seems like
only yesterday that you were the baby in the
picture. Now you are on your way to becoming a
woman. Remember to always remain focused on
your successes and achievements and that the
whole world is your oyster and you are the pearl.
Love Mom. Sir and Mike

Melissa Bonfiglio

Missy,

Parents feel their children are special.

You have proven us right.

To have a child is a blessing.

To have a special child is a gift.

We are truly blessed and gifted.

Love. Mom and Dad

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Brandi Lyn Buttari

We are so proud of you.

You have brought us so much joy.

Now it's your time. Believe in yourself as we

believe in you, my beautiful baby girl. We love you

so much. Congratulations.

Good Luck. Mom and Dad and Paul and Mike

Jennifer
Rebecca.
May all your
goals and stars
you've reached
for - shine on
you all of your
life.

Congratula-
tions, I love
you.

James Dean -
Robert
Anthony and
Mom!

Good luck
Bob.

We know
you have the
ability to
accomplish
anything you
put your
mind to.
We're behind
you all the
way.

Love, Mom.
Dad and
Mark

Jennifer Cerjan

David Champa

Grandpa shines over you
I'm so proud you're my son
Now march on to your dreams.

Robert Chmielewski

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Timothy De Wine

Tim,

Congratulations!

We are very proud of you. Good luck in

all your future adventures.

Love, Morn and Dad

Joseph M. Dula III

Joey,

We are so proud of yu. Remember to '"Do Your Best"

and "Be Your Best".

Love you always and God Bless.

Love, Mom, Dad. Jackie and all of your relatives

Jason Edwardsen

Rise up young graduate your future is near!
Our greetings at 6 in the morn you'll not hear.
As you go off to college-On with your new life-
Working and planning-maybe later-a wife.
Onward and upward- We're sure that you are.
Houseboat, motorhome, but first-your own car!
We've got no regrets-of you we are proud!
Write us quite often if you've got time allowed.
We love you-we'H miss you I'm sure that you know!
Now that you're leaving. We must shovel the snow!
We'll hold your room vacant-we know where you went.
But should you come back-you'll be paying us rent!
Congratulations. Jason!
Love, Mom and "Dad"

Andy Eminger

Congratulations Andy!

Here's to your future, a lifetime of challenges,

excitement, opportunities and adventures. And

remember, you can do anything.

Love, Mom and Dad

Tom,

You did it!
Congratula-
tions, we
wish you all
the luck and
happiness in
the world as
you prepare
for the
future.
Love
Always,
Mom, Dad
and Mladen

Thomas Erak

Christina Fabert

You were our star then

And you will always be.

But now. Chrislina!

All the world can see!

Love you moreist. Mom! and the rest of your

family!

We are so proud of you.

Dana.
We are
so proud
of you.
Just be
yourself
and your
future is
unlim-
ited.
Love.
Mom
and Dad

Jason.
Congratula-
tions. I'm so
very proud
of you.
You've
turned out to
be quite a
young man.
Keep your
focus and
you will
attain all
your goals.
Love. Mom

Dana Finotti

Jason Fiorille

Allison FitzGerald

The Many Names of Allison

"Allison M. FitzGerald/' On her birth certificate.

"Bunny."' Because she loved her footed pink pajamas.

"Oodie." It just happened.

"Pee Wee Runtbuckle." Termed by her older sister.

"Beanie." Because she likes to smile and clown around.

"Beano." Just because.

"Number 5." As Co-Captain of the Volleyball team.

"Number 158." As truck member when she tied the school

highjump record.

"Amazing." Because we're so proud of her.

Best Wishes & Love.Meredith, Dad, Mom. Dave &

Jenny

Markus Garlauskas

WE SALUTE YOU.

Congratulations on your many achievements.

You have been a source of joy since you were a

child.

We are proud of you and we always will be proud

that you are our son.

Love. Mom and Dad

Kristina.
You have
become an
intelligent,
responsible,
beautiful
young lady.
I am Very .
Very proud
of you !
(Who would
think that
you were
once shy,
bashful and
quiet?)
Love, Mom

Kristina L. Geiger

Wendy Gibson

You've come a long way, Wendy, and look at you

now, venturing out on your own, reaching for your

goals. Don't let the up's and down's get to you, just

keep giving it all you've got. We are proud of you,

and you will succeed.

Love. Morn. Dad and your annoying little brother.

Ryan

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Beckie-
Wwe ae so
proud of all
your

accomplish-
ments. We
love you and
will always be
there for you.
God bless
you. Good
luck in all that
you do!
All our love.
Mom. Dad.
Stacie and
Rickie

Beckie Glavan

Aileen,

Love yourself
first, let your
heart guide you,
and never
abondon your
dreams. We are
very proud of
you.

Love you. Dad.
Mom, Paul and
Steve

Aileen Glowacki

Kathleen Graham

Kathleen.

Congratulations! You have all that it takes to meet

the challenges ahead with grace and dignity. We are

very proud of you! You will always be a joy in our

hearts.

Love, Mom, Dad. Kevin. Nora, Erin and David

Scott,
You've
always
been the
joy of our
lives.

Congratula-
tions.

Love. Mom
and Dad

Scott Granlto

Jeffrey Grundman

Good luck in everything you do. everyday, your whole

life through!

Love, Mom. Dad and Laurie

Lauren.
Congratula-
tions. Always
believe in
yourself and
go for it.
Love, Mom
and Dad

Lauren Hadyk

Michael Heramb

Dear Michael,

Congratulations on all your achievements. We are so
very proud of you. You have always been such a
caring and hardworking young man. You brighten
all of our lives. May God bless and guide you in the
future and may all your dreams come true.
We love you very much
Mom adn Dad

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Dear Scott,
God surely
blessed us
when He
chose you to
be our son.
Keep Him
1st in your
life and then
all other
priorities
will fall into
their proper
place.

Congratula-
tions and
love,

Mom and
Dad

Scott Herbert

Jennifer Ann Hrovat

Jen,

Never lose that
smile of yours
or your sense
of humor.
Never lose
your desire in
striving for
excellence.
Never lose
your creativity
or your passion
for writing.
Never forget
how proud we
are of you and
how much we
love you.
Best of luck.
Punkin
Mom. Dad.
Allison and
Ashley

Dearest Joe,
Congratula-
tions Son,
We are
extremely
proud of you.
May all of
your dreams
come true.
may all of
your

endeavors be
successful!
All of our
love, (3
cars). Mom,
Dad, Jim,
Grandma.
Nana and
(Wilbur)

Joseph A. Janosik, Jr.

Nikki Johnson and Kelly Jeric

Nikki and Kelly.

Congratulations! We're proud of both of you! Look out

world, the cousins have made it!

Love Always, Your Parents

Dearest Beth:
There ae only
two lasting
things we can
give our
children. One
is roots, the
other, wings.
We have tried
to do just that.
We love you
very much.
Mom and Dad

Elizabeth Kramer

Robin Lausche

Robin.

We are very proud of you.

Copngratulations on your graduation and all our

love always.

Mom. Dad and Darrell

Heather Anne.
Congratulations!
You have made
us very proud of
you in the past,
and we know you
will continue to
do so in the
future. We look
forward to being
a part of the
wonderful
moments yet to
come in your life.
We are sure there
will be many.
We love you very
much.
Dad, Mom,
Rebecca,
Christopher and
Kate

Heather Anne Kinison

Caroline Mack

Dear Carrie.

Congratulations and all our love! We are always
proud of you! May all your dreams come true.
Love, Mom and Dad

Dear Stacey,
This picture
was taken
on your first
day of
school, and
now it's
your last. I
miss all the
times we
had together
while you
growing up.
Take care of
yourself and
God bless
you. I love
you very
much!
Love, Mom

To an angel. ..a
piece of Heaven
on Earth! You
have always
been our biggest
source of pride.
Remember. ..Be
true to yourself
and your dreams.
Your smile,
creativity,
determination
and humor will
take you far.
Good luck to
you!

Love Forever.
Mom and Dad

Stacey Marinelli

Angelyn Mattson

Kimberly Maurer

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Threse,
May your
hopes and
dreams be
realized
with little
hassle and
much
happiness
along the
way. Our
love will be
with you
always.
Mom and
Dennis

Shona Mc Cune

Brendan,
There are no
shortcuts.
Work hard
and you can
achieve
anything.
Make
happiness
your goal and
please don't
ever lose
your faith.
We love you.
Mom. Dad
and Bonnie

Brendan Mc Gee

Catherine Mc Guinness

From an adorable little girl to a strong and

beautiful young woman-

Your loving family.

Mom. Will. Mike and Grandma

Angela Meros

Lori Meden

Lori,

We are so proud of you! Congratulations on a job
well done. We can't believe our baby is graduat-
ing. We wish you the best in all you do!
Our love always,
Mom and Dad

Angela.

"A mother holds her children's hands a little
while. ..their hearts forever"
You have blessed me with so many happy memo-
ries.

Continue to reach for your dreams and they will
come true.

I'm so proud of you, my beautiful daughter.
Congratulations and God Bless You.
Love forever. Mom

Margy Mihalic

Angela Miklavcic

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Angela,

"There are efforts and there are results. And it

is the strength of the effort that usually

determines the size of the result." I am so

proud that your effort was so strong because

the size of the result is enormous.

I love you, Mom

Michelle.

To the

sweetest.

dearest

daughter

in the

world.

We're so

proud of

you.

Always

remember

we love

you and

we're

always

here for

you.

Love,

Mom and

Billy

To our sweet
baby!

Thank you for
all the

happiness you
have given us
and most of all,
for being you!
Life has just
begun for you.
We know that
you will reach
your dream! So
go for it. May
happiness
always lay
down your path!
We love you
and are proud of
you!
Mama and Tete

Regina O Motiejunas

Michelle Moses

Avery Dontae Mullins

I've watched you grow from a boy into a young

man.

So embrace the world and achieve all that you plan.

1 believe in you, you're my shining star

I love and respect the person that you are!!!

Congratulations, Mom

Meghan.
Congratula-
tions! Keep
going with
your

wonderful
dreams. They
are your
future, and
we know that
someday
they too will
be a reality
just like
today. God's
blessings in
the years to
come.

Your loving
family

Meghan E. Nagode

Danny and Billy Nainiger

To our sons,

May you always be as happy and carefree as you

were this day - Never lose that zest for living! We

love you both very much, and are very proud of

you.

Love always. Dad and Mom

Andrew Nesbett

Andy,

Laugh a little,

Love a little,

Skies are always blue.

Every cloud has silver linings.

But it's always up to you.

We love you!. Gram and Pop

Julie Ann Newsome

Trisha O'Hara

Trisha,

You always "dove" into everything face first!! Keep

up the good work! You can do anything in life if you

really try. We're very proud of you!

Love, Mom. Dad. Matthew and Aileen

P.S. You can always come home for peanut butter

and jelly!

Vallery Polis

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proud of you !
We love you
very much!
There's a
whole world
out there
waiting for
you -

Queenie so
go give them
hell and
experience
life to it's
fullest and
we'll meet
you at the
"Family
Home!"
Love, Mom,
Dad, David
and Nicholas

Kristy Praznovsky

Kendra Proctor

You were a beautiful baby and you've grown into a

beautiful person in so many different ways. We've

been through so much together and we will always

be there for you in the years to come.

Congratulations!

(Always remember 7' study hall!) ^AT

Alana J. Roberts

Dear Alana Jean,

The time has passed so fast. We remember when yon

were in Kdg. at Happy Day Nursery School. Now you are

ready for college. Remember, don't try to do everything

at one time. Focus on one or two things. Do them well.

We know you'll make us proud of you.

Love, Mom, Grandma, Lucille, Cheryl and Bobbette

Dear
Dominic,
Congratula-
tions! We
are very
proud of
you.
Always
remember
that. You
can make
your dream
come true.
With all
our love.
Dad, Mom
and Mike

Dominic Russo

Dear

Jessica,
Congratu-
lations!!
We are
proud of
you. Our
love and
best

wishes go
with you
always.
We know
you will
be

sucessful.
Love,
Morn,
Dad, Jim
and Jackie

Jessica Sas

Nicole Schumer

Nicole,

Always keep that beautiful smile. Always believe

in yourself and may all your dreams come true.

Congratulations!

Love. Mom and Dad

Adrienne,
To my one
and only I
wish you
the best
and a
happy,
healthy
life.

Congratu-
lations.
Love,
Mom

Vroom!

Full speed

ahead!

Look out

world,

here she

comes!

All our

love,

Mom and

Dad,

Courtney

and

Cameron

Adrienne R. Scott

Carrie Sharp

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Chad Garnor Shuskey

In all that you do, learn as if you were
following someone whom you could not
catch up, as though it were someone you
were frightened of losing.
Love. Mom and Dad

Jamie Smialek

These things we warmly wish for you

Someone to love,

Some work to do

A bit of sun

A bit of cheer

And a guardian angel always near.

We love you, Jamie - Mom and Dad

Kelly Smith

Kelly,

From the minute you were born you've brought

nothing but joy and laughter into our lives. What a

beautiful, talented young woman you've become.

Keep yourself focused and never lose sight of your

goals. And remember our little "Rosey" you're

always in our thoughts and prayers, and only a

phone call away.

Congratulations, you've made us so very proud!

All our love,

Mom, Daddy and "D"

Jason -
Graduation
WOW!

Congratulations!
We're so very
proud of you.
Always believe
in yourself and
you won't go
wrong. Keep
reaching for the
stars. You're
special to us.
Love always.
Mom,
Shamuire,
Samantha and
Nicholas

Jason Spivey

Dear Fritz.
You are "extra-
ordinary".
Congratula-
tions on an
awesome high
school career!
(Thanks for
taking us along
for the ride ! )
We pray that
you will find
your "Corner
of the Sky."
God bless you.
"Let you light
shine!"
Love, Mom.
Dad, Beth.
Gretchen and
Peter

Fritz Streiff

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■ i

Joe Tucceri

Joey,

You were born to be a winner.

Love, Dad and Mom

Yolanda Van Tilburg

Congratulations on your graduation.

Roses are red, Violets are blue,

There's a big world outside just waiting for you.

Go get it. Mom and Dad

Darriell Le Shion Williams

You started out a beautiful baby boy and now you're a
young man. We. your family are so proud of you upon
this major achievement in your life. Always remember
to make sure of the more important tings in life, and
never give up. If you reach for the moon you will land
among the stars.
Love you. Mom, Grammy and Family

"Hang in
there"
Love.
Mom, Dad
and
arney

Todd Woodruff

Rachel Zielinski

Dearest Rachel,

"This above all: to thine own self be true,

And it must follow, as the night the day,

Thow canst not then be false to any man."

Hamlet Act I, Scene 3.

Love always,

Dad and Mom

Office Aides waiting to have their picture taken.

stronaut, Mary Ellen
Weber, talked to
science classes.

A.F.S 106

Abbott, Bryan 149

Abramczyk, Autumn 150

Abshire, Patricia 150

Academics 134

Acino, Lea - 150

Acino, Marcello 150

Ackley, Rachel 126, 159, 217

Activities Divider ...88

Ad, Student-Council 220

Adams, Brandi 21

Adams, Daemyon 53, 150

Adams, Leah 21

Adams, Marcus 174

Adams, Nichole 174

Adams, Robin 159

Adamson, Latasha 21

Addis, Jane 28, 106, 137, 200

Adelstein, Laura 137

Agnew, Jason 21

Ahmetovic, Melissa 67, 150

Aides, Office 126

Alaupovic, Adrijana 21, 49, 54, 55

Alexander, Mamie 21, 174

Alkema, Lisa 150

Allan, Alex 137

Allen, Charmaine 75, 77, 150

Allen. Pierre 63, 149

Amato, Susan 25,28. 137

Amonette, Misty 159

Amos, Jinai 64, 106, 107, 174

Anderson, Arkira 99

Anderson, Jamell 21

Anderson, Laura 99. 150

Anderson, Michael 150

Andrews, Rasa-Lila 46

Anthony, La Shandra 150

Antonini, Justin 134

Appling, Dante 21

Appling, Tracey 174

Aquilano, Andrew 159

Aquilano, Nicholas 174

Archibald, Earl 137

Arcieri, Mary 150

Arendt, Bryan ...88. 103. 112. 115, 118, 159,
168, 184

Argie, Frank 188

Armaro. Christopher 150

Armaro, Dominic 174

Armstrong, Bradford 159

Arndt, Wayne 80,98, 174

Arnold, Lauren... 86, 125, 126, 128, 141, 159

Arp, Casey 9, 41, 174, 184;

Arruda, Adonai 5, 21, 49, 78, 172

Arthur, Qiana 174

Ashley. Brandon 21

Ashley, Roschelle 191, 199

Atlas, Bridgette 20,21

Attamante, William 137

Austin-Hunt Corporation ,. 222

Avery, Da Von 174

Axson Jr., Daniel 150

Ayer, Adam 174, 188, 216

Ayers, Michelle 134

lood was collected at
the annual blood
drive

Badley, Ramona 75, 150

Bailey, Michael 150

Bailey, Rashaun 150

Bailey, Shaundra 21, 49, 106, 201, 202

Baioni, Katherine .61, 62, 74, 125, 126, 128,
142,172,174

Baisden, India 150

Baizel, Dawn 174

Ball, Tomika 21, 54, 200

Ballanger, Megan 79, 91, 150

Ballou, Machele 150

Banach, David 74, 174, 188

Banach, Michael 199

Banc, Tom 5,25,28,59,60,61, 133, 137

Band, Concert 96

Band, Jazz 90

Band, Marching 92

Bandy, Rashaad 159

Banks, Kevin 61, 62, 159

Banks, Lawrence 174

Banks, Will 21 , 54

Bankston, Andre 159

Barber, Angela 174

Barber, Terrance 149

Barbis, Nicole 4, 19, 21, 86. 87. 141

Barbish, Brandon 21

Barbish, Dana 159

Barbish, Ethel 137

Barcza, John 25, 137

Barfield, Keyonna 21

Barker, Brenda 135

Barker, Greg 174

Barker, Wendy 79, 123, 150

Barkin. Melanie 21

Barkoot. David 174

Barnauskas, Mike 61, 62

Barnes, Tammie 137, 172

Barnett, Elise 174

Baron, Gregory 150

Baron, Keith 174

Barquinero, Christina 159

Barrett, Joyce 137

Barrett, Justin 20, 122. 170

Barrett, Nura 174

Barrett, Ranessa 21 , 49, 54, 98

Barrett, Steven 21, 49, 54, 117

Barron, Keith 188

Bartel, Richard 150

Bartlett, Cliff 159

Barzal, Joseph 105, 159

Basalla, Lisa 67, 109, 125, 150

Baseball 188

Basketball, Boy's 72

Basketball, Girl's 76

Bateman, Monique 87, 174

Bauer, Kathryn 22, 49, 57. 64, 75, 91 , 92, 96,
118, 120, 192

Baugh. Takara 150

Bauza, Thomas 150

Beasley, Clifford 98. 99

Beatty, Brian 174

Bechtel, Carol 134

Bechtel, Kate 85, 126, 174

Beck. Colleen 86

Index

Beck, Jeffery 106, 174

Beck, Natalie 87, 150

Beck, Scott 174, 193

Begin, Adam 174

Begovic, Brigita 22, 56

Begovic, Mile 149

Belanich, Michael 62, 69, 150

Belanich, Richard 61, 63, 84, 174

Belanich, Tim 188

Bell, Adonis 46

Bell, Brandon 150

Bell, Kalisha 174

Bell, Kristin 159

Bell, Lynn 159

Bell, Shavon 75, 159

Belton, Royce 150

Benak, Bryan 22. 49

Benak, Jamie 9, 74, 79, 150

Bender, Stan 25, 115, 137, 200

Benjamin, Jamil 159

Benjamin, Lavory 174

Benson, Lolita 22

Bergolc, Daniel ... 11, 88, 103, 112, 115, 125,
174, 216

Bergolc, Melanie .. 19. 22, 49, 103, 107, 115,
119, 120, 126, 131

Bertovic, John 22

Besley, Majida 159

Besses, Louis 188

Besses, Truceilla 159

Best, Ariana 174, 191

Beuck, Andy 22

Beuoy. Donna 22,57, 125, 126

Bialko, Kristie 150

Biehl. Christopher 78, 150

Big Bouquet Florist 224

Billips, Le Roy 46

Bischof, David 22, 25, 54, 57, 115, 120, 125,
200

Bishcof, David 49

Black, Allen 103, 113, 137, 195, 200

Black, Dolores 25, 137, 200

Black, Jonathan 150

Black, Marena 150

Black, Mary ■ 137

Blackburn, Thomas 159

Blackford, Jaina 2, 9, 22, 49, 54, 79, 87, 129,
200

Blackwell, Tanisha 22

Blade, Jerry 150

Blair, LeTera 111

Blatnik, Frederick 82, 128, 139, 174, 190

Blatnik, Kathleen 79, 150

Blecic, Brian 78, 80

Blevins, Rachel 150

Bloodworth, Tamica 150

Bluhm, William 159

Bock, Christopher 22,49,61

Boddie, Christopher 22

Boddie. Simeon 9, 1 1 , 61 , 174

Bode, Emily 174

Bojc, Joseph 22, 49, 65

Bolden. Daunte 22,54

Bonfiglio, Melissa .... 22, 49, 58, 67, 201, 202

Boos, Becky 123, 126, 174, 216

Boos, Kristy 22, 49, 54

Borally's Catering 222

Borchert, Rebecca .59, 71, 83. 85. 106, 126,
159, 191

Borrero, Anita 22

Bosher, Denny 9, 61, 62, 159, 189

Bosolt, Anna 150

Boswell, Lashawn 149

Boswell, Sommer 159

Bowers, Darin 150

Bowmaster, Holly 150

Bowser, Jessica 159, 19

Boy's Tennis 19

Boy's Basketball 7

Boyd, Elan 15

Boyes, Keith 22, 17

Bradek, Crystal 17i

Bradford, Calvin 74, 15

Bradshaw, Robert 4

Brady, Melissa 67, 15

Bragg Jr., Johnny 17

Brandon, Camille 22, 9

Bray, Latisha 17

Brazytis, Michael 15

Breeden, Barbara 25, 28, 137, 20

Brenner, Rhiannon 17

Brenner, Ryan 15

Bresler, Gregory 15

Bresler, Nicholas 15

Bresler, Nicole 8J

Brewer, Kristina102, 124, 125, 126, 159, if

Brichacek, Wendi , 1a

Brinovec, Alexandrea 67, 15

Brinovec, Dave 78, 16t

Brinovec, David 115, 17

Britt, Gi Bran , 102, l|

Brochak, Shaun 61,62,63, 15

Brokaw, Kerry 2

Brooks, Chameka l|

Broughton Jr., Ronald 15

Brown, Christopher . 1|

Brown, Dale 20,2,

Brown, Deleonte 61, 82. 174, 19

Brown, Hasson %

Brown, Jeffrey TS

Brown, Jeron 17

Brown, Jim 6|

Brown, Kartika 17J

Brown, Kimyashia 15j

Brown, Larry 61, 62, 1 59

Julie Dacar

Julie,

You are the sunshine of our lives

and we are so proud of you.

Always keep shining.

Love,

Mom and Dad

Brown, Michael ,. 150

Brown, Rafael 195, 199

Brown, Rick 188

Brown, Stefanie 1 1, 23, 49, 92, 95

Brown, Tomika 23

Brown III, James 150

Brown Jr., Kenneth 1 17, 159

Brown Jr., William 174

Browne, Mark 112, 115, 122, 174

Bruce, Sarah 23

Bruno, Michael 159

Brzezinski, Erin 159

Bucar, Brandon 150, 200

Buchannon, William 61, 159, 190

Buchner, Elizabeth 23, 36, 57, 117, 120

Buck, Patricia 67, 137, 149, 200

Bujnocki, Patrick 23, 49, 54, 188

Buncic Jr., Ivica 23

Bunton, Clifton 159

I Burke, David 159

i Burns, Jessica 150

5 Burrell, Christopher 159

; Burton III, Emanuel 159

j Bush. Joan 85, 196

I Bush, Kyle 190

] Bush III, Frederick 3,61,62,74, 159

I Butera, Richard 91, 92, 96, 159

j Butera, Robert 74, 150

Butler, Tiffany 175

Buttari, Brandi 23, 49, 201, 202

locks were reset to
match everyone else's
time

Cadovec, Kristina 136, 175

Cadovec, Regina 86, 136, 148, 149, 150

Cahill, Jeffrey 74, 159, 189

Calabrese, Danielle 23, 49, 79, 91, 92, 96

Caldwell, Elnora 75, 175

Call, Aaron 46

Callahan, Corey 175

Callahan, Daryl 74, 159

Callahan, Dontrell 190

Callahan, Kendra 25,28

Callaway, Veronica 151

Callihan, Kendra 137, 200

| Calvert, David 159

Calvert, Jennifer 23

Calwise, Tiarla 175

Cangemi, Jason 23

Cangemi, Jeffrey 23

Cangemi, Thomas 151

Capretta, Jennifer 160

Carey, Brendan 175

Carleton, Amanda 85, 92, 94, 160

Carleton, William 175

Carlson, Jennifer 175, 192

Carmichael, Casey 61, 63, 175

Carmichael, Katy 107, 121, 151

Carmody, Judith 123, 195

Carney, Timothy 23, 49, 51,70,82, 190

Carpenter, Patricia ...85, 102, 143, 160, 165,
184, 191

Carr, Benjamin 23

Carr, Daniel 23

Carroll, Matthew 80,81, 175, 188

Carse, Kevin 63, 69, 151

Carse, Laura 175

Carstarphen, Cedrick 63, 151

Carter, Anthony 175

Carter III, Charles 23

Casciato, Eric 175

Casciato, Robby 151

Case, Wendy 61,63, 137

Castrovince, Anthony 115, 151

Caves, Belicia 160

Ceranowicz, Charles 175

Ceranowicz, Edward 175

Cerjan, Jennifer 23, 201 , 202

Cerjan, Robert 160

Cerne, David 63, 151

Cesa, William 23, 54

Chambers, Amira 23, 175

Chambers, Terrance 175

Champa, David 24. 57, 129, 201, 202

Champion, Leroy 160

Chandler, Amy 160

Chandler, Paige 175

Cheraso, Frank 24

Cherkas, Daniel 175

Cherne, Leah 86, 87, 149

Cherne, Zachary 160, 189

Cheshier, Lisa 195

Chike, Brian 151

Childress, Tameshala 24

Chitwood, Martha 24

Chmielewski, Robert 24, 49, 61, 69, 139,

201,202

Choma, Kristin 160

Choral Masters 98

Chorale, Varsity 97

Choraliers 98

Christen, Patricia 24, 54

Christopher, Angela 137

Christopher, Magdalen 24,54, 110, 111

Christopher, Michael 151

Christopher, Nikki 186

Church, Nichelle 99, 151

Cicco, Jennifer 91, 92, 96, 160, 164, 193

Cirino, Angelo 24, 175

Cirino, Laura 175

Cistrunk, Vincent 151

Clark, Alaycia 24, 83

Clark, Anita 24, 175

Clark, Bryant 190

Clark, Christine 175

Clark, Darnell 175

Clark, John 160

Clark, Joseph 24

Clark, Nicole 24, 46, 54

Clark, Richard 24, 139

Clark. Shannon 92, 94, 131, 160

Clarke, Katie 24, 127,200

Clarke, Latasha 149

Clarke, Patrick 149

Clay, Justin 151

Cleary, Ruth 149

Cleaves, Monique 160

Clemmons, Dionne 151

Clemmons, Natalie 96, 175

Clemmons, Tamara 24, 96

Clernt, Louis 149

Clinic Aides 105

Close Up 109

Closing 219

Cloud, Carlin 151

Club, Chess 102

Club, Key 103

Club, Poetry 127

Cocherell, Brian 90, 92, 96, 151

Cockrell, Tomika 160

Codispotti, Frank 46

Coffey, Sherita 175

Cofield, Bobby 24, 102

Cofield, Bridgette 160

Cogley, Amber ..5, 58, 59, 66, 147, 160, 191

Cogley, Gabriel 74, 151

Colaianni, Carmen 137

Colantonio, Joseph 80, 160

Cole, Jamie 160

Coleman, Jim 186

Coles, Omar 198

Colini, Janelle 75, 151

Collier, Alan 175

Collier, Chandra 151

Collier, Myron 151

Collins, Katie 98, 151

Collins Jr., Thurman 175

Colon, Radames 24

Comer, April 160

Comer, James 151

Commencement 199

Concert Band 96

Connelly, Frances 80, 160

Conner, Shayla 151

Conner, Talia 108, 160

Contra, Kelly 191

Conyers, Bryan 102, 160

Cook, Cynthia 151

Cooper, Nicholle 151

Cooper, O. Ricky 60, 61, 82, 175, 190

Cooper, William 151

Cooper III, Charles 63, 151

Copic, Elizabeth 89, 92, 94, 123, 151

Copic, John 112, 115, 124, 151

Copic, Katherine 197, 199

Copic, Liz 4, 94, 123

Coram. Monica 24, 108

Corbin, Stacy 46

Corcoran, Margaret 61, 86, 125, 128, 160

Corleto, Daniel 24, 49, 78, 82, 190

Corps, Flag 94

Correll, Jamie 98, 151

Corrigan, Jill 24,97, 105

Cothron, James 63, 151

Cotton, Glenn 26

Council, Student 124

Country, Cross 70

Cousette, Deshawn 160

Coyne, Megan 6,26, 79, 126

Crane III, Wesley 151

Crawford, Alia 26, 51,91,92.94,97, 113,

123

Crawford, Fabian 175

Crawford, Sandra 160

Creer, Michael 61, 62, 160

Crider, Kizzy 26, 175

Crismor, Rebecca 160

Croft, Kristopher 26, 175

Crosby, Kevin 26, 101

Crutchfield, Derrick 74, 160

Cummings, Shaun 160, 189

Cummings, Yolanda 26

Cunningham, Ada 92,96, 151

Cunningham, Annette 175

Cunningham, Clayton 26, 49, 73

Cunningham, Cory 62, 175

Curtis, Elizabeth 151

Cvetovac, Alan 78, 160

Cyganski, Nicholas 175

Senior Marketing students
that won awards in an
outside competition are:
Row one: Heather Nickell,
Angela Meros, Beckie
Glavan, Angela Koeth.
Row two: Deloris Orbanic,
Julie Ann Newsome. Ali
Kucinski. Row three: Mark
Fording, Igor Sugar, Angel
Mc Creary.

uring class was when
much learning took
place.

D'Amico Jr., David 84, 151

D'Apice, Jessica 102, 106, 119, 124, 175,

177

D'Apice, Kelly 175

Dacar, Julie 26, 192, 210

Dacar, Mary.. 10, 26, 46, 49, 51, 71, 85, 107,
139, 191

Daly, Kelly 151

Dana, Pandora 101, 160

Daniels, Bernardette 160

Daniels, Jervase 151

Darby, Antonio L 160

Dattilo, Richard 160

Daugherty, Harold 74, 137, 200

David, Jennifer 74, 175

Davis, Amanda 106, 127, 175

Davis, Antonio 26, 82, 190

Davis, Dameil 160

Davis, Edmund 151

Davis, Eugene 175

Davis, Jennifer 92, 102, 125, 175

Davis, Johnathan 160

Davis, Lowell B 134

Davis, Lynn 135, 187

Davis, Nathaniel 26, 69

Davis, Quiana 99

Davis, Reginald 151

Davis, Richard C 151

Davis, Tayonna 98, 108, 160

Davis, Tony 61

Davis, Tyronn 175

Davis Jr., Maurice 151

Dawkins, Cherise 151

Dawkins, Shanelle 175

Dawson, Randolph 26

Dawson, Stephanie 26

Dawson Jr., Stephen 62, 69, 151

Day, Timothy 92, 96, 103, 151

De Loach, Michelle 151

DeLuca, Franklin 90, 92, 151

De Ramus, Darrion 151

De Ramus, Krishauna 151

De Wine. Carol 134

De Wine, Matthew ... 78. 90, 92, 96, 160, 165
De Wine, Timothy 20. 26, 106. 124, 201, 202

Deal, Sarah 151

Dean, Lori 123, 126, 175, 184,216

Dennis, Ericka 92, 94, 108, 125, 160

Dennis, Jonathan 160

Dennis, Michael 63, 151

Dennis-Rogers, Susan 28, 137,200

Dent, Regan 160

Deramus, Randolph 83, 175

Derganc, Jason 187

Di Bartolomeo, Richard 175

Di Biase, Chris 12, 142

Di Biase, Nicholas 92, 96

Di Biase. Stephanie . 90, 91,92, 96, 175, 176
Di Lalla, Patrick .... 78, 84, 89, 90, 92, 95, 96,
160, 165, 193

Di Paolo's Home of Beauty 222

Diaz, Adam 74, 117

DiBiase, Nicholas 92, 156, 164

Dickson, La Donti 26

Diehl, Bob 69

Diehl, Mike 69

Dillon, Carly 4, 104, 118, 119, 127, 175

Dindia, Shannon 178

Dirk, Andrew 26, 54, 117, 119

Dirk, David 26

Disbrow, Dennis 80, 156

Dismukes Jr.. Jerome 26, 117

Dissauer, Lawrence 26, 61

Divider, Academics 132

Divider, Activities 88

Divider, Memories 186

Divider, Senior 18

Divider, Sports 58

Divider, Underclass .....146

Dixon, Adrienne 46

Dixon, Forest 80

Dixon, Kim 137

Index

Dlugos, Sean , 160

Dobucki, Dana 27

Dobucki, Katherine 151

Dodge, Amanda 98, 160

Domin, Elizabeth 86, 178

Domin, Lizzy 5, 15, 126

Dominick. Jodi .... 5, 12, 19, 86, 97, 125, 142,
178, 186, 195

Dominick, Michael 63,69, 151

Donald, Erica 178

Donaid, Latreas 127, 149

Dooley, Sonia 178

Doolin, Jacqueline 178

Dore, Nicholas 151

Dorsey. Shannon 178

Dotson. Richard 52, 160

Dotson, Sheree 178. 191

Douglas, Holly 83, 151

Douhig, Ann 75

Dowd, Rashida 160, 16B

Dowell, Demetrius 193, 198

Dowell, Rita 151

Doyie, Jessica 139, 160

Doyle, Michael.. 9, 65. 68, 69, 173, 178, 184.
188

Drotletf, Matthew 151

Du Bose Jr., Jerry 178

Dubin., Mike 78

Dubroy. Terry 25,28, 137

Duckworth, Autumn 98,99, 152

Dudley, Kesha 27

Dudley, Sherrie 99, 178

Duer, James 52, 80, 160

Dugandzic, Ana 27

Duheric, Almir 152

Duheric, Zineta 161

Dujmovic, Vladislav 156

Duke, Nakeshia 125, 161

Dula, Joseph 25, 27, 90, 91, 92, 95, 96, 120,
201,202,219

Duncan, Shaneika 152

Duncan, Steven 5, 27, 61'

Dunham, Kimberly 152

Dupree, Ronald 170

Durbin. Mike 25,28,78, 137

Durr, Darius 121, 161

Durrah, Rashand 91, 92, 161

Dwoming. April 92, 94, 143, 158, 161

Dwyer, Bill 135

Dwyer, Gary 188

Dzerowicz, Alex 28,53, 136, 137

Euclid Heat Treating Co 222

Euclid Office Supply 222

Eucuyo 121

Evans, Jeffrey 90, 96, 125, 152, 164, 165

Evans, Kevin 65, 125, 172, 178, 188

Everly, Christopher 178

Ewing, Jarvis 178

veryone should have a
goal if they are to
succeed

Earick, Jessica 178

Easter. Janelle 83. 99, 152

Echols. Kelly 121, 172. 178

Echols. Reggie 137

Echols. Richard 161

Echon, Michael..... 161

Eddy, Christopher 178

Edmonds, Andrew 65, 161, 193

Edmonds. David 63. 152

Edmonds, Leah 152

Edmonds Jr., Ronnie 161

Edwards. Kimiko 27

Edwardsen, Jason 1 1 . 1 2. 27, 49, 54, 61 , 97,
103, 112, 142, 199,201, 202

Egleton, Monique 91, 98, 99, 152

Egrek, Stacy 27

Eiding, Keri 161, 191

Eler, Sandy 161

Ellis, Quiana 9, 161

Ellis, Yelonda 161

Elma, Antonio 27

Elston, Charlotte 137,219

Emerman, Jeremy 54

Eminger, Andrew 27, 60, 61, 201, 203

Eminger, Kris 197

Emser, Jennifer 85, 89, 92, 95. 96, 152

English, Mark 108, 178

Erak, Thomas 27, 201 , 203

Erzarsanar, Synett 27, 54

Index

ootball team was
almost undefeated.

Fabert, Christina. 5, 7, 12, 15, 19, 27, 46, 50,
52, 53, 54, 56, 86, 87, 1 19, 124, 125, 126,
141,197,201,203,219

Falconer, Richard 152

Faloney, Mike 189

Farkas, Ryan 90, 92, 96, 152

Fears, Angelec 161, 191

Fears, Chris 193

Feldkamp, Ann 66, 178, 192

Feldkamp, Thomas 103, 152

Fell, John P 134

Ferguson, Candace 4, 92, 94, 103, 106, 109,
178

Ferlito, Ken 12, 28. 97, 98, 138, 195, 200

Fernatt, James 161

Ficere, Amanda 86, 87, 149, 156

Fields. Marcus 178

Fifolt, Mark 80

Figuelra. Brent 80

Figuero, Richard 178

Finley Jr., Aiphonso 152

Finotti, Dana . 2. 27, 50, 54, 79, 87, 129, 201,
203

Fiorelli, Antonina 87,92,96, 161, 193

Fiorille, Jason 27, 56, 201, 203

Fisher, Antoine 12, 60, 61, 72, 73, 74

Fisher, Tshombe 46

FitzGerald, Allison 27, 28, 46, 50, 51, 54, 55,
66, 67, 83, 120, 148, 191, 201, 203, 219

Fitzpatrick, Daniel 161

Fitzpatrick, Noella 178

Flament, Gale 28, 138

Fleetwood, Charmaine 161

Fleischer, Samuel 178

Fletcher, Alpechino 152

Flitcraftll, Stephen 156

Flynt, Erin 74, 83, 161, 191

Fofanah. Monique 161

Fogarty, Timothy 125, 129, 178, 188, 200

Fonovic, Janet 197

Football 60

Foote, Marilyn 134, 135, 147, 200

Fording, Mark 2, 125, 129, 178, 188,211

Fording, Michael 188

Forehand. Takera 161

Forster, Jerome 152

Fort, Tiyona 178, 191

Foster, Andre 46

Foster, Courtney 178

Foster, Felicia 46

Foster, LaMonte 82, 178, 190

Fouche. De Laurence 125, 161

Fowler. Jane 138

Fox, Audree 135

Fox, Jamie 27

Fox, Michelle 178

Fox, Sean 78, 178

Fox, Stephanie 66, 161

Francetic. Dan 138

Frazier, Johnny 178

Frederick, Mark 161

Fredrick, Allison 85, 176, 178

Fredrick, Scott 152

Freedman, Holly 28, 138

Freeh, Emily 79,95,96,118, 161, 168

Freeh, Josh 186, 197

Freeman, Lauren 161, 193

Freeman, Lindsay 192, 197

Freeman, Richard 152

Freeman, Tyria 161

N.H.S. members Sarah
Kale and Rachel Zielinski
inform Kelly Hiscott and
Brad Hodge that they will
be N.H.S. members during
their senior year.

Freeman, William .12, 15,27,50,51.89,91,
92, 95, 96, 123

Freshmen 148

Frieden, Jennifer 178

Frierson, De Auna 161

Frydrych, Michael 152

Fuduric. John 161, 189

Fuller, Donna 99. 161

Fuller, Marketa 138

Fuller, Raychaun 115, 161

Fulton, Christine 124, 125, 161

Fuiton, David 69, 152

Fulton, Lisa 178

irl's swimming had
an undefeated
season

Gady, Erin ...79, 83, 118, 126, 161, 165, 191

Gage, Davina 86,91, 178

Galati, Charles 161

Gallman, Vanessa 161

Gallon, Travis 178

Ganser, Dawn 11, 19, 27, 50, 54, 92, 94, 98,
105,111,138

Ganser, Jarod 161

Gardner, Lemuel 14, 69, 89, 92, 96, 103,

172, 178, 190

Gardner, Tonya 161

Garlauskas, Markus .... 18, 27, 120, 201, 203

Garrett, Dara 161, 191

Gates, Barbara 138

Gates Jr., Michael 152

Gatson, Lloyd 161

Gaughan, Ricci 152

Gavin, Kelly 15, 46, 87, 161

Gecewich, Brian 65, 104, 178, 188

Gecewich, Christine 11, 92, 95, 128, 130,

161, 164

Geiger, Kristina 7, 12, 15, 19, 29, 50, 52, 53,
54,59,64,86, 106, 119, 120, 121, 124, 125,
126, 141, 187, 197,201,203,219

Genovese, Nicole 4, 8, 29, 50, 51, 54, 97,

111, 117, 142, 186, 192

Gentile, Erica 161

Gentile, Richard 29. 50, 54, 218

George, Shawn 63, 152

George Jr., Reginald ....69. 89, 92, 103. 178,
190

Geosano, Nicholas 178

Gezann, Karen 186, 196, 197

Giancola, David 2, 9, 90, 92, 95, 96, 98, 173,

178, 193

Gibbons, Catherine . 29, 50, 64, 91 , 1 02, 1 20

Gibbons, Elizabeth 91, 161. 168

Gibbs. La Tasha 178

Gibson, Wendy 29, 54, 201, 203

Gilbert. Michele 161

Gildersleeve, Robyn 99, 178

Gillessen, Matthew 152

Gilliam, Chacity 99, 161

Gilliam, Melaney 29

Gillyard II, Romeo 92, 96, 161

Gilmore, David 178

Girl's Tennis 64

Girl's Basketball 76

Glavan, Beckie ... 5, 29, 36, 50, 64, 120, 129,
192,201,204,211

Glavan, Richard 63, 152

Glavan, Stacie 192

Glicken, Shaun 102

Glicker, Laura 75, 152

Glowacki, Aileen29, 50, 66, 67, 91, 103, 120,

124,191,201,204

Glowacki, Paul ....70. 91, 146, 176, 178, 190

Gnandt, Karen 161

Goda, Jennifer 92,96, 152

Godec, Adam 178, 215

Godec, Rebecca 6, 66, 126, 161, 193

Godnavec, Ken 188, 189

Goerndt, Timothy 162, 189

Golf 65

Good, Margaret 29, 50, 71 , 91 , 1 09, 1 20, 1 96

Gooding, Bill 135

Goodman, Brandon 29, 213

Goodwin, Donte 162, 168

Gordon, Erica 29

Gordon, Sondra 162

Gorman, Jeffrey 111, 162

Gould, Rolynda 162

Goulde, De Juan 29,60, 61, 74, 190

Goulde, Dorian 74, 152

Grabianowski, Jennifer 64, 162

Grabianowski, Timothy 8, 29, 78, 97, 103,

110, 111, 113, 186, 196

Grady, Brendan 29, 82

Graham. Kathleen 28, 29, 46, 50, 51, 64,

120,201,204

Graham, Kevin 80, 162 f

Grande, Danielle 162 ]

Granito, Scott ... 15, 29, 50, 54, 97, 103, 125,
126, 194, 195,201,204

Grant, Brian 162 !

Grant, Derrick 178

Graves, Kevin 152

Graves, Malinda 152

Graves, Regina 179

Graves, Teddie 156

Gravitte, Kenneth 152

Gray III, Edward : 162'.

Green, Christian 98, 99, 109, 152

Green, Jonathan 152, 170

Gregory, Patricia 152

Greisl, Ed 138

Greskowiak, Jamie ...75, 104,119, 177, 179,

192

Gri

rice. Brian 152

rida, Angela 130, 162

rieshammer, Mary 179

riesmar, Ciara 162

rinstead, James 10, 74, 147, 162, 189

risard, Douglas 13. 90, 92, 179

risez, Barry 1£

risez, Brian 152

risez, Kevin 65, 152

risez, Patrick 65, 162, 189

Grubach, Alexis 2,83, 179, 191

Grudle, Adriane 46, 152

Grundman, Jeffrey . 25, 29, 50, 78, 120, 201, '
204

Grundman, Laural 152

Grushcow, Bea 97, 98, 138, 195,200

Grushcow, Bryan 195

Gudaitis, Carolyn ..59, 71, 91, 102, 103, 179, j
191

Gudaitis, Jonathan 92, 96, 103, 152 I

Guerrieri, Mark .....46

Guilfu Diaz, Yahaira 152

Guilliam. Melaney 99

Gutbrod, Patrick 63, 152

Guttu, Jeffrey 179

Guzauskas, Marty 84, 85

alls were observed by
video cameras for
security

Haddon, Zarina 99, 152

Hadyk, Lauren .. 14, 29, 58, 66, 67, 126, 192,
201.204

Hairston, Maurice 162

Hairston, Taneisha 152

Halbedel, Tom 70,82,138,190

Hale, Jacqueline 152

Hall, Ebony 162

Hall, Hanisha 162

Hall, Maria 156

Hall, Milton 162

Haller, Edward 162

Halloween 118

Halstead, Benjamin 152

Halstead, Joshua 41, 143, 179

Hamilton, Sherika 29

Hammond, Henderson 101

Hammond, Joshua 162

Hammond, Randolph 179

Hance, David 162

Hance, Frederick. , 29

Hancock. Gregory 46

Hanson, Eljanon 30

Hanson, Karen 64, 91,92, 96, 152

Harrington, Eabonie 152

Harrington, Ebonie 98

Harris, Amanda 162

Harris, Anthony 179

Harris, Carmekia 75, 179

Harris, Damian 162

Harris, David 53, 179

Harris, Desiree , 162

Harris, Destiny 162

Harris, Dominic 63, 152

Harris, Khyra 30

Harris, Sue 135, 200

Harris, Tanyanekia 30

Harris, Terry 162

Harris, Tiffany 162

Harris, Venita 30

Harris III, John 179

Harris Jr., Anthony 179

Harris Jr., Richard 162

Harrison, Maurice 98

Harsh, Aaron 30

Harsh, Andrew 30

Hart, Gregory 30

Hartley, Thomas 84, 152

Hartman, Tracey 30

Hartmann, Jeff 25,28, 138,139

Hartshorn, Jonathan 30, 50

Hartson, Michael 152

Harville, Amin 63, 152

Hasberry, Stephany 108, 162

Hatcher, Christina 67, 152

Hatcher, Craig 162

Hausen, Jennifer 162

Hawkins, Enisha 74, 152

Hawkins, Petrus 179

Hayes, Sharonda 179

Haywood, Shakita 179

Headd II, Gerald 152

Heard, Khalilah 30, 50

Hefler IV, Joseph 152

Hegedus, James 30, 179

Heising, Michelle 152

: Heiss, Craig 78, 162

'Heiss. Eric 11, 30, 78

Henderson, Brandon 63,74, 153

Henderson, Djranell 30, 179

Henderson, Lakeisha 30, 50, 82, 83, 108,

120, 191,213

Henderson, Randy 125

Henderson, Rob 46

Henderson Jr., Arnold 179

Hendrickson, Jessica 153

Hendrickson, Kevin 101, 162

Henson, Robert 30

Heramb, Michael .... 30, 50, 61, 78, 120, 193,
201,204

Heramb, Rob 28, 138, 193,200

Heramb, Ryan 78, 162, 193

Herbert, Scott 15, 30, 49. 50, 201, 204

Herman, Tramico 30

Hernandez, Juan 162, 189

Hess, Gene 74, 179, 188, 189

Heuer, Carolyn 25, 28, 126, 138

Heuer, Thomas ...9,14,61,62.80, 162, 189

Heuer, Tom 52

Hicks, Leslie 153

Hicks, Tracey 153

Hicks Jr., Wilbur 153

Higgins, Brad 188

Higgins, Damien 179

Higgins, Gregory 153

Higgins, Michael 61,62,74, 162

Higham, Doug 69

Higham, Steven 30. 50

Highland, Kourtney....98, 122, 123, 162. 217

Hill, Duval 69, 153

Hill, La Quita D 9, 179

Hill, Leslie 153

Hill III. Berry 162

Hillsman Jr., Monroe 12, 13, 60, 61, 82, 133,
179, 190

Hilton, Andrew 30

Hines, Adam 190

Hinton, Cherie 31, 50, 58, 66, 67

Hinton, Dwayne 31

Hirsch, Amanda 153

Hiscott, Kelly ..119, 121, 172, 177, 179, 186,
212

Hobson, David 31

Hockey 80

Hodder, Amy 192

Hodder, JoAnnne 138, 219

Hodge, Bradley 7, 119, 177,179, 212

Hodge, Sean 82, 153

Hoffert, Frank 25, 138

Hoffman, Matt 188

Hoffman, Mike 188

Hogges, Tamara 31

Hoinski, Jonathon 98, 128, 153

Hoinski, Kathy 128

Holiday Play 123

Hollingsworth, Dale 79, 132, 138

Hollins, Latrica 179

Hollins, Oaticia 179

Hollins, Twshanaa 31

Hollis, Sharon ... 7, 15, 19, 31, 50, 52, 54, 75,
79, 106. 119, 120, 121, 124, 125, 126, 187,
197

Holly, Richard 31

Holness, Shaun 74, 92, 162, 165

Holstein, Dennis 31

Holtz, Christopher 162

Homecoming 12

Homovec, Dick 138

Hood, Ralph 31

Hopkins, Juliette 92

Hoppert, Melissa ....5, 19,86, 118, 125, 126,
179, 192

Horton. Steven 162

Hose Master Inc 222

Howald, Michael 46

Howard, Romero 115, 162

Howard, Shawn 162

Howard, Spencer 46

Howard, Tiffany 153

Howard II, Charles 162

Howell, Amy 131, 162

Howse, Beverly 138

Hrdlicka, Anthony 31

Hrdlicka, Nicole 49, 79, 104, 118, 179

Hren, Beckie 85

Hren, Rebecca 5, 19,86,104, 118, 119, 125,

179, 197

Hrovat, Allison ,.64, 102, 107, 115, 121, 143,

162

Hrovat, Jennifer ....31, 50, 64, 102, 107, 115,

118, 120, 122, 186, 191,201,204

Hubbard, Michael 179

Huey, Lanetta 75, 153

Hughes, De Aunte 162

Hughes, Michael 143, 179, 184, 193

Humar, James 9, 31,89, 101

Humbert, Katherine 31

Hunter, Eugene 163

Hunter, Nigel 31

Hurst, Rebecca 153

Hurt, Tiffany 86, 163

Hutson, Azizi 75, 163

Hutton, Joi 179

Hutton, Kimberly 126, 163

Hyle, Sun-Shine 179

Hylkema, Brian 31

dentification badges had
photos and were worn
outside.

lannetta, Krista 31

Ibarra. Leandra 31

Ihejirika, Rose 153

Indoor Track 82

Ingram, Shmere 163

Irons, William 31

Isaacs, Larry 138, 200

Ivancic, Shannon 67, 153

Ivory, Darice 163

tssssussa

oining a club was
beneficial for many
students.

Jablonski, Frank 25, 138

Jackson, Bethany 153

Jackson, Caroline 31

Jackson, David 163

Jackson, Elishia 163

Jackson, Jonta 153

Jackson, Kayola 32

Jackson, Maurice 69, 153

Jackson, Nicole 53, 92. 94, 153

Jackson III, John 179

Jackson Jr.. Israel 31, 99

Jakse, Jeff 55

Jakse, Margaret 163

Jamerson, Crystal 153

James, Erika 153

Janosik, James 103, 112, 123, 163

Janosik Jr., Joseph 20,32,51,55, 111, 131,
201, 205

Jeffrey, Jerry 179

Jeffries, Karenina 179

Jelenic, Jean 129, 138, 200

Jenkins, Donshay 32, 179

Jenkins, Jason 32

Jenkins, Kimberly 163

Jenkins, Mikia 108, 163

Jenkins, Ramone 179

Jenkins, Simeko 153

Jenko, David 163

Melissa Sanders, Brandon
Goodman, Colleen
Longshaw, Lakeisha
Henderson and Avery

Mullins were just some of

the students that had a good

time at Winterfest.

Jeric, Kelly 32, 51, 55, 201, 205

Jernejcic, Christine 179

Jernigan, Ebony 156

Jerousek, Garrett 163

Jirayut, Janyawat 32, 106

Jobs 116

Jochum, Michael 163

John, Kristal 4, 164, 179

Johnson, Brandon 179

Johnson, David 3, 61, 62, 163

Johnson, Donald R .. 8, 12, 32, 51, 61, 62, 97

Johnson, Gray 62

Johnson, Gregory 163

Johnson, Jacques 32

Johnson, Johnny 61, 62. 63, 163

Johnson, Jonathan 170

Johnson, Keisha 163

Johnson, Kimberly 163, 191

Johnson, Latanyia 32

Johnson, Matrika 4. 87, 92, 96, 106, 163,

164, 168, 184, 191

Johnson, Nicole ...32, 55, 105. 116, 201,205

Johnson, Qiana 179

Johnson, Riki 163

Johnson, Scott 74, 153

Johnson, Shawnte 179

Johnson, Tenesia 32

Johnson, William 32,51, 179

Johnston, Nicole 179

Jolly, Michael 14, 143, 158, 163, 188

Jones, Brandi 32, 98, 99

Jones, Cassandra .. 32, 51 , 92, 96, 130, 164,
200

Jones, Christopher 129, 179

Jones, Jason 32,60, 61,63, 142

Jones, Juanita 163

Jones, Keisha 199

Jones, Lawrence 153

Jones, Robert D 180

Jones, Tamea 153

Jones, Yolanda 32

Jordan, Carl 113, 134, 135, 140

Jordan, Jaime 121, 125, 180, 193

Jordan, Jeff 78

Joseph, Terri 149

Jukiewicz, Carolyn 32

Juniors 172

Jurcic, Ivan 172, 180

Jurcic, Mladen 180

aiser Permanente
presented a program on
AIDES awareness.

Kale, Sarah 12, 32, 51, 55, 92, 97, 120, 132,
142,200,212

Kammski, Phillip 103, 163

Kane, Sean 153

Kane, Spencer 113, 135, 200

Kascak, Jamie 106

Kascak, Kristen 75, 163, 193

Kascak, Mandy 106

Kasunic, Jeffrey 180

Katona, Joyce 138

Kaucic, Jamie 87, 153

Kaucic. Mandy 180

Kausek, Leslie 32, 51, 78

Kavcic, Erica 32, 51

Kazar, Stephanie 98,163

Kazen, Bill 69, 138,199

Kehn, Dennis 138

Keichel, Nick 46

Keller, Jennifer 34

Keller, Melissa 153

Keller, Sarah 98, 103, 111, 130. 163

Kelley, Jim 25, 28, 138

Kelly, Amanda 180

Kelly, Bryan 46

Kelly, Tenishia 46

Kennedy, Omar 153

Kenny, Sarah 98, 153

Kent III, James 98

Kerestesy, Daniel 163

Kerko, Melissa 163

Ketchum, Mark 34

Ketchum, Stacia 91, 92, 96, 102, 180

Index

Key Club 103

Kilkenney, Erin 71, 163, 191

<inan, Cory 61

<ineva, Diana 34

King, Jeanna 163

King, Jessica 163

King, Susan 79, 103, 153

Kinison, Heather. 8, 34, 51, 55, 97, 120, 125,
199,201,205

Kinkopf, Christopher 34, 55

Klein, Ellen 138, 143

Kleteoka, Chris 188

Kletecka, Jason 3,61, 126, 180, 188

Klingmann, Kristopher 163

Klocker, Carolyn 12, 97, 125, 142, 180

Klocker, Kevin 34. 78, 97, 110, 111, 125,

126, 142, 186

Knauss, Marsha 138

Knight, Robert 180

Knott. Martin 153

Knuth, Robert ....41, 134, 186, 187, 200, 214

Kochevar, Anita 100, 153

Kocin, Kathryne 34, 51, 55, 120, 200

Koczur, Heather 109, 138, 143

Koenig. Ingrid 28, 138

Koerber, Melissa 34, 66, 67

Koerber. Samantha 67, 91, 153

Koeth, Angela 34, 122, 129,211,218

Koeth, Curtis 78, 163

Kolar, Katie 67, 153

Kolich, Cassandra 180

Kolich, Nicole 180

Kontra, Kelly 125.163

Kontra, Terry 65, 163, 164, 168, 184, 189

Koons, Matthew .....163

Kope. Frederick 115. 163

Kopylova, Natalia 47

Kosovich, Kimberly 3, 11. 91, 92, 95, 128.

130, 163, 164

Kovacevich, Christina . 66, 75, 126, 147. 163,

193

Kovit, Jacob 163

Kovit, Zackery 34

Kozel, Dan 46

Kozlowski, Karen 138

Kramer, Barbara E 134

Kramer, Elizabeth ... 34, 51 , 61 , 63, 120, 200,
201 , 205

Kreischer, Michael 163

Krutsch, Matthew 80, 153

Kucinski, Alexandra 5, 9, 34.79, 129, 211

Kugel, Marlene 34

Kuhen, Sara 186

Kukla, Brian 163

Kuklica, Jenna 153

Kulcsar, Elizabeth 180

Kulcsar, Michael 128, 163

Kumel, Michelle 163

Kunes, Mary 191

Kunsman, Kathryn 105, 163

Kurey, Gannon 163

Kurlander, Lisa 141, 200

ady's basketball won the
G.C.C.

La Fountaine, Harry 153

La Riccia, Denise 166

La Rich, Denise 86, 180

La Shore, Lavitia 34, 46

La Shore, Ronetta 166

Lacey, Thomas 34

Lach, Wallace 153

Ladovich, Danielle 9, 79, 180

Lake, Doraja 34, 89, 92,94, 198

Lally, John 180

Lamento, Heather 180

Landsmann, Richard 20. 92, 96, 180, 184

Lane, Ebonie ...5, 86, 87, 141, 164, 180, 191

Langdon, Paula 141

Langsdale, Debi 34

Langsdale, Denis 156

Lapp, Todd 84, 89, 92, 96, 144, 165, 180

Lardomita, Jack 61

Larkin Jr., Bobby 153

Index

Lash, Devoncil 153

Lassiter, Eric 6,61, 82, 180

Lastoria, Nicole 34

Latsch, Renee 9, 20, 103, 166

Latsch, Robert ,. 90, 91 , 92, 96, 98, 123, 146,

180, 184, 186

Laurich, Anthony . 34, 55, 60, 61, 62, 82, 190

Laurich, Michele 153

Laurich, Taryn 74

Lausche, Robin .. 13, 34, 51, 54, 92, 96, 126,
201,205

Laush, Mario 7,78, 180

Lauver, Deanna 19,35, 51, 55,57, 85

Lawrence, Barry 166, 193

Lawrence, David A 134

Lawrence, Jamel .... 82, 91 , 92, 96, 180, 184,

190

Lawrence, Scott 97, 103, 110, 112, 122, 124,

180

Laws, Anthony 166

Lawson, Shonnie 46

Lawson, Valonte 35. 54

Laytonjr., Leon 166

Leasure, Dustin 35, 180

Leasure, Nicole 180

Leben, Brian 63, 153

Lederer, Andrew 180, 215

Lee, Chen 102

Leftwich. Candice 153

Lemieux, Karen ..4,41,86, 92, 96, 103, 165,
166, 184

Lemieux, Ronald 166

Lendhurst, Jason 153

Lennon, Brian 78, 112, 153

Leonetti, Betsy 25, 92, 94, 141

Lesefky, Erin 35

Lesefky, Stacy 6, 66, 180, 192

Levett, Melvin 198, 199

Lewis. David 35

Lewis, Deshaun 69, 153

Lewis, Narieka 35

Lewis, Tameka ,. 180

Lewis, Timothy 166

Lewis IV, Frank 99, 108, 180

Li, Chen 153

Lmderman, Joan 141, 219

Lindic, AmyL 35, 123

Lindic, Louis 103, 115, 128, 166

Lindic, Nicholas 153

Linton, Jason 153

Lipiec, Megan 92, 96, 103, 123, 153, 200

Lishing, Thomas 35

Little, Robin 193

Litwinowicz, Christopher 18, 180

Lloyd, Charmayne 180

Lloyd, Joi 35, 180

LoConti. Dawn 35, 119, 122, 123

Lockers 130

Lockett, Chanel 125, 153

Locust, Walter 156

Loew, Adam 35, 200

Lombardo, Vincent 35, 80

Long, Maland 166

Long, Timothy 7. 172, 180, 184, 188

Longazel, Scott 7, 9, 60, 61, 63. 172, 177.

180

Longshaw, Colleen... 12, 15, 35, 83,97, 101,

108, 113, 122, 123. 125, 191, 195, 213, 219

Lorber, Adrienne 153

Loveless, Jasaon 153

Lovsin, Peter 153

Lowe, Ken 25, 28, 141

Lucas, Margaret 141, 200

Lucas, Suzanne 79, 154

Ludvik. Andy 68, 69, 166

Ludvik, Joseph 55

Ludwig. Joseph 35

Luksich, J Damon 166

Lumadue, Arle 193

Lumpkin, Makeshia 35

Lunka, Debra 141

Lynch, Kevin 35

Lynn, Brian 92

etal detector signs

appeared outside the
building.

Mack, Caroline 35, 117,201,205

Macklin, Jolena 154

Maddox, Terrance 166

Mahoney, Mizell 154

Mahovlic, Christian 35, 166

Majorettes 95

Mallard, Joe 180

Malone, Keila 108, 166

Maloney, Ryan 166

Manburg, Marc 141, 143

Manigault, Jemialle 154

Manigault, Qiana 180

Marcelli, Christina 35, 123

Marcelli, Michelle.... 110, 122, 123, 154, 166,
218

Marcu, Steve 28, 132, 141, 192

Marcus, Eric 180

Marek, Nicholas 180

Maria, Raul 154

Marinelli, Stacey 37, 201,205

Markuz, Edward 154

Marn. Cheryl 180

Marn, Deanna 180

Maroli, Diane 28, 124, 141, 192

Marsh, Kathleen 141

Martin, Colvey 102, 126, 180

Martin, Isaac 7, 180

Martin, Keith 154

Martin, Monica 75, 180

Martin, Quina 99, 166

Martin, Ricardo 69

Martorello, Tracy .. 9, 85, 106, 125, 166, 191,
219

Marunowski, Aubrey 37, 51

Marusic, Mario 74, 78, 154

Masek, Dave 193

Mason, Orlando 141

Masseria, Barbra 28, 141

Massey, Stefanie 154

Mastalski, Frank 78, 154

Masters, Choral 98

Matko, Allan 141

Matthews, Sahriah 37, 180

Matthews, Tenisha : 99, 154

Mattson, Angelyn37, 115, 120,121,201,205

Maturana, Nicolle 37

Maurer, Kimberly 37,55, 201,205

Maxwell, Brian 180

May, Jason 166

Mayle, Christopher 84, 98, 103, 154

Mazurik, Timothy 102, 181

Mburu, Hosea 78, 112, 115,181

Mc Cafferty, Sean „„.... 166

Mc Carthy, Anthony 154

Mc Clain, Allison 83, 166, 191

Mc Clain, Gregg ; 154

Mc Clain, John5, 12,59,60,61,74, 133, 181

McCluskey, Kathleen 67, 154

McCluskey. Maureen 166,191

Mc Coy. Tameka ...37

McCreary, Angel 181, 191,211

Mc Cune, Shona .... 5, 37, 51 , 54, 55, 86, 87,
106, 141, 197,201,206

Mc Dermott, Matthew 166

Mc Donald, Michael 101, 106. 166, 177

Mc Donald, Mitchell 166

Mc Donald, Tonya 181

Mc Garry, Michelle 25, 136, 141

Mc Gee, Brendan 37, 51 , 201 , 206

McGhee, Reginald 166

Mc Gill, Karen 141

Mc Gill, Natalie ... 88, 97, 103, 124, 146, 181,
184

Mc Ginnis, Lakisha 37, 51

Mc Govern, A 181

Mc Govern, Brad 141, 200

Mc Graw, John 166

Mc Graw, Robert 166

McGraw, Veronica 66, 75. 181

Mc Guinness, Catherine... 15, 37, 50, 51, 53,
55,67,113, 119, 120, 122,124, 125, 126,
194,195,201,206,218

Mc Intyre, Jakiya 154

Mc Kinney, La Mar 154

Mc Laughlin, Judy 25, 28, 122, 141, 200

Mc Laughlin, Robert 134

McLaughlin, Sean 60, 61, 82, 181

Mc Mahon, Erin 181

Mc Manemy, Jessica 37, 46

Alana Roberts and Principal, Robert
Knuth, reading a passage concerning
Black History Month during the Concert
Band performance on January 23, 1996.

Mc Michael, Andre 19,97, 111, 181

Mc Morris, Kindrick 154

Mc Namara, Victoria 87, 149, 156

Mc Peek, Amanda .. 119, 121, 124, 125, 126,
172, 177, 181, 184

Mc Redmond, Casey 85, 113, 181, 192

Mc Redmond, Sandi 141, 198

Mcmichael, Oontell 166

Meden, Lori 37, 58, 66, 201, 206, 215

Media Aides 112

Medlen, Brian 37 '

Medlen, Melissa 92, 96, 154

Medves, Daniel 166

Meely, James 166

Mehring, Valerie 181

Mellen, Edie 28, 141

Melnyk, Mike 60,61,69, 181, 190

Melton, Lorrie 37, 181

Melton, Shaun 170

Memories Divider 186

Meros, Angela .... 5, 6, 15, 37, 51, 52, 55, 59,
64,69, 110,111, 113,119,120, 121, 125,
126, 129, 187, 192, 201, 206, 211

Merritt, Danielle 166

Merrltt, Dawn 83, 149, 154

Messina, Riley 124

Metti, Allison 85, 105, 166, 168, 193

Meyer, Amanda 166, 193

Meyers, Gregory 154

Mezzacappa, Christopher 37

Miceli, Mary Jane 141

Middleton, Jason 154

Miezin, Megan 3, 37, 51, 55, 92, 94, 111,

119, 120, 123, 195

Mihalic. Margaret.. 37, 75, 77, 120, 192, 201,!

206,218

Miklavcic, Angela .37,51, 55,57,58,66,67,

75, 76, 77, 89, 102, 107, 120, 126, 191, 201, '

206,218,219

Miklavcic, Michael 70, 84, 92, 96, 154

Miklowski, Nanci 96, 154 [

Mikolajski, Erica 166

Milicevic, Mark 38

Miller, David 28, 141

Miller, Michael 166

Miller, Ray 54

Miller Jr., Jimmy 154

Mills, Courtney 154

Milne, Austin 46

Minnis, Michelle 156

Mitcham, Rochelle 36

Mitchell, Brian , 181

Mitchell, Chad 181

Mitchell, Lynnette 38, 181

Mitchell. Therese 166

Mitchell, Wakila 46

Mitskavich, Lori 85, 102, 125, 166

Modelski. Steven 154

Mohat, Jan 7

Montani, Raymond 28, 141

Montgomery, Jacqueline 99, 166

Moon, Carissa 121, 181

Moon, Natesha 154

Mooney, Ben 186, 196

Moore, James 38

Moore. Joseph 38

Moore, Robin 166

Moore, Shane 69, 181

Moore, Terrance 2, 61, 62, 74, 166

Moriarty, Timothy 38, 54, 190

Moric, Anjelko 181

Morman, Lenardo 38, 201

Morris, Cordeli 63, 74, 148, 154

Morris, Jeff 188

Morris, John 146, 176, 181, 188

Morris, Katie 28, 141, 196, 200

Morrison, Erin 166

Morrison, Terrance 38

Morton, Sedrick 181

Moses, Michelle 38,201, 206

Mosley, Reginald 166

Moster, Matthew 166, 189

Motiejunas, Regina 18, 38, 51, 201, 206

Moxley, Daniel 154

Moyer, Brenda...85, 103, 119, 176, 181, 196

Mueller, Tonya 154

Muhammad, Sultan 166

Mukavetz, Marissa 89, 92, 94, 166

Mukavetz, Michael 9, 18, 38, 65, 89

Mulhall, Heather 38, 89, 94, 109, 196

Mullins, Avery 38, 201, 207. 213

Murphy, Anthony 99, 154

Murphy, Gerald 154

Murphy, Katrina K 91, 98, 99, 121, 123, 128,
167, 181

Murphy, Michaelann 167

Murray, Susan 141

Muzinic, Stacie 167, 201

Myers, Melanie 154

Myrick, Claud 167

Mytrosevich, Catherine 38

ice people helped
others out.

N'Dow, Terrence 167

N. H. S 120

Nadvornik, Adrienne 181

Nagode, Meghan 38,51, 120,201,207

Nainiger, Daniel 38, 201,207

Nainiger, William 201, 207

Nakono, Yashiko 192

Nally, Vickie 141

Nance, Monique 154

Natalie, Mc Gill 124

Negolfka, Maria 98, 181, 192

Nelson, Jessica 146, 181, 184

Nelson, Sean 92, 167

Nelson, William 154

Nesbett, Andrew 38,49, 126,201,207

Neurohr, Christopher 38

Newsome, Brian 181

Newsome, Julie Ann5, 9, 38, 51, 55, 116, 120,

129,201,207,211

Newson, Cuana 4, 28, 38, 51 , 55, 89, 92, 94,

118, 125, 138

Nickell, Heather ....2, 9, 39, 55, 79, 120, 129,

192,211

Nickson, Patrina 181

Nicolosi, Mark 2, 39, 129

Niebes, Carole 141

Nielsen, Margaret 141

NJROTC 100

Nolan, Chet 61

Nolden, James 39

Noll, Mary Beth 154

Norman, Carmeesha 39

Norris, Lindsay 86

Norris, Tiquashia 167

Norsic, Daniel 46

Nosan. Joseph 39, 80, 129, 181

Nosan, Mary 46

Nosse, Lee 73, 74, 124, 181

Novak, Daniel .....46

Novak, Emily 167

Novinc, Megan 103, 115, 154

Novinc, Melissa 103, 106, 115, 181

Nugent, Kevin 181

NunleyJr., Lewis 61,62, 167

pportunities occur
pj l when a person has an
' education.

O'Grady, Cathleen 106, 167, 193

O'Hara, Matthew 167, 201

O'Hara, Trisha .... 39, 85, 120, 187, 197, 201,
207

OToole, Sean 141

O'Brien, Molly 8, 61, 74, 135, 167

O'Donnell, Michelle 9, 28, 131, 176, 181

Obeng, Paa-Kofi 84, 181, 190

Obergefell, Glenn 92

Office Aides 126

Okantah, Mwatabu 198

Oliver, Delvona 75, 154

Oliver, Seleste 154

Oliver, Sirral 181

Olszewski, David 181

Oravecz, Todd 154

Orazen, Meghan 2, 5, 1 9, 39, 51 , 54, 86, 87,
129, 141

Orbanic, Doloris 9, 39, 117, 129, 211

Orchesetra 91

Orgovan, Francis 181, 188

Orlando, Marc 25, 39, 120, 121, 186

Orlic, Ingrid 154

Oroz, Maryann 181

Ortman, Matt 190

Osbey, Melissa 154

Osredkar, Michael 39, 127

Osterman, Megan ...59, 71, 83, 98, 181, 191

Otremba, Aisha 167

Ott, David 154

arking permits now
cost twenty dollars.

P. A. Announcers 113

Pacheco, Rafael 63, 74, 154

Padden, Kevin 154

Paige, Brian 74, 154

Palmer, Vencott 167

Palmer, Vinnie 99

Panter, Aaron 154

Paoloni, Brian 154

Paoloni, Michael 167

Papo, Ricky 15, 39, 55, 98

Papouras, Chris 68, 69

Paradzik, Anna 66, 80, 167

Parey, Theresa 64, 181

Parisi, Nicole 39

Parker, Cindy 39

Parker, Jovan 181, 191

Parker, Omega 98, 154

Parker Jr., Calvin 63, 154

Parrino, Nina 167

Paskert, Joan 25, 141

Pasquale, Ben 53, 134, 140,200

Pasquale, Kathy 53, 142, 200

Patel. Zinal 125, 126, 167, 191

Patouhas, Gregory 154

Patouhas, Leonidas 39, 181

Patrick, John 154

Patrick, Matthew 154

Patterson, Alisa 181

Patterson, Chuck 186, 199

Patterson, Erin 115, 167

Patterson, Lisa 108

Patterson, Nicole 167

Pavicic, Maureen 167

Pavicic, Paul 15, 39, 50, 57, 74, 125

Payerchin, Anne 167

Payne, Kathy 142

Peacock, Bobby 39, 54

Peacock, Christy 11, 86, 87, 88, 92, 95, 125,
167, 184

Peacock, Maria 167

Pearson, Andrew 46

Pecnik, Richard 61, 181

Pedersen, Patti 134

Pekol, Nancy 39, 75, 79, 215

Pelz, Joshua 46

Penn, Olivia 181

Penn Jr., Ozzie 167

Penny, Lori 167

Penny, Michelle 167

Peoples, Latosha 39

Perez. Jo-Rita 25,28, 142

Peric, Christina 154

Peric, Georgian 85, 167, 191

Peric, Tina 66, 85

Perusek, Adam 39, 101

Perusek, Heather 89, 94, 102, 138, 182

Peterkelly, Jay 126

Petras, Molly 107, 155

Petrick, Deborah 25,28, 142

Petrik, Kimberly 39, 86, 87, 141

Petro Mart 223

Petrochic, Robert 101, 155

Petrovic, Bob 25, 140, 142, 200

Pettit, Kathryn 167

Pettit, Matthew 182

Pettit, Rachel 167

Petway, Marcell 189

Pfahl, Jeremy 167, 193

Pfahl, Nicholas 40, 69

Pfeifer, Todd 65, 167, 201

Phelps, Travis 167

Phillips, Gina 5, 40, 55, 86

Phillips, Lakisha 40, 83, 191

Phillips, Natalie 155

Phillips, Peter 84, 155

Phommavichit, Kongkham 116, 182

Phommavichit, Onkeo 182

Phoumyyoth, Soulasack 155

Phoumyyoth, Soulydeth 182

Piendzik, April 167

Pierce, Christian 167

Pierce, Melanie 121

Pignatiello, Roy 25, 28, 61, 75, 142, 144, 200

Pike, Lisa 40, 120

Pikus, Matthew 78, 80, 182, 193

Pikus, Michael 40, 51, 55, 57, 1 13, 1 15

Pino, Carolina 123, 182,216

Piscitello, Jamie 182

Piszko, Jayson 156

Pla, Sally 142

Play, Fall 122

Play, Holiday 123

Andy Lederer, Adam
Godec, Nancy Pekol,
Vallery Polis, Gene Boyd
and Lori Meden showing
how much fun they had at
Winterfest.

Podboy Jr., James 40

Poetry Club 127

Poindexter, Theresa 108. 182

Polachek, Robert 63, 155

Polachek, Tabitha 98, 99, 109, 167, 196

Poling, Kipp 182

Polis, Vallery 40, 201, 207, 215

Pomiecko, Jimmy 182

Pompey, Cedric 182

Poole, Ralph 167

Popovic, William 155

Porcen, Maureen 92, 94, 103, 106, 182

Porch, Joaneice 40, 55

Poticher, Tabitha 182

Poticher, Thomas 63

Poulos, James 182

Poulos, Jennifer 91, 155

Povirk, Monica 167

Powaski, Ron 25,28, 142

Powell. Artis 72,73,74, 167

Praskavich, Michael 104, 182

Pratt, Dawn 15, 28, 40, 50, 64

Praznovsky, Kristy .... 8, 40, 49, 80, 119, 126,
201 , 207

Precision Metalsmiths, Inc 222

Preston, Rocco 167

Price. Amanda 91, 92, 96, 109, 125, 126,

155, 165

Price, Michelle 99, 182, 198

Primosch, Lisa 8

Prince, Karla 40, 83, 182

Prince, Karlos 187, 188, 198

Prince, Tamilia 167

Proctor. Kendra....4, 18,40.89,92,94, 111,
138,201,207

Proctor, Landon 124, 167

Proctor, Lisa 25, 28, 142, 200

Prodan, Gina 64, 85, 126, 167

Prokop, Yanira 167, 191

Prom 198

Ptak, Brandon 74, 78, 155

Puglia, Chris 196

Puhalj, Kristina 98, 156

Pund, Jason 46

Pursley, Leland 182

uestioning is a method
that can be used for
learning.

Quigley, Geoffrey 155

ight-to-read week
encouraged students to
leam by reading.

Radan, Tony 167

Radolovic, Paul 40

Radolovic, Veronica 182

Raia, Anthony 40,60, 61

Rainey. Rosalyn 40, 201

Rakowski, Chester 167

Ramey, Theresa 40

Ramlow, Barbara 25, 28, 106, 142, 200

Ramlow, Robert ... 65. 82, 83, 142, 190, 198,
200

Ramsey, Tanisha 40, 55. 99

Randall, Jabraun 155

Randle, Lashawntae 46

Range, Jamila 182

Range, Rashida 182

Ransaw, Atini 155

Ransom, Emma 142

Raphael, Eric 143, 182

Ratka, Frances 28, 139, 142, 147, 200

Raymond, Preston 155

Reaves, Ericka 40

Redfearn, Keauntee 61, 69, 182

Reed, Schenee 155

Reed, Shanithra 182

Reed, Tiffany 40

Reed. Venita 182

Rees, Paula 4, 91,92,96, 103, 106, 109,

182, 196

Reese, Cynthia 167

Index

Reese. Jovan 182

Reilly, Erin 67, 155

Reilly, Michael 84, 90, 92, 96, 167

Reiter, Ericia 40

Reksten, Michael 182

Renix, Alicia 82, 83, 98, 99, 108, 169

Renix III, Amos 61 , 62, 63, 169

Renko, Michael 169

Renstrom, Daniel 74, 78, 169

Repko, Amy 198

Resnik, Hillary 115, 169

Respress, Derrick 42, 182

Revilla, Douglas 42

Rezzolla, Mike 61 , 142

Rice, Alan 69, 101,169

Richards, Christina 126, 169

Richards, Marcy 66, 142, 146, 198, 200

Richardson, Brandon 63, 74, 155

Richardson, Sara 169

Richmond, Stacy 126, 182

Riczinger. Michael 182

Riddle, Rokita 99, 182

Riek, Stephen 197, 199

Ries, Kristi 169

Riggar, Christopher 42

Riggins, Chavon 155

Riola, Ross 182

Roberts, Alana 9, 42, 57, 88, 92. 96, 120,

123, 186,201,208,214

Roberts, Keith 169

Roberts, Penny 28

Robinson, Allen 169

Robinson, Doraiz 188

Robinson, Jason 41, 102, 182

Robinson, Jill 155

Robinson, Michael 182

Robinson, Nickeesha 42, 182

Robinson, Rosalind 182

Robinson, Samuel 42, 182

Robinson, Sharee 98, 99, 155

Robinson, Terry 170

Robinson, Willie 169

Robson, Julie 182

Rocquemore, Cherese 42

Rodick, Heather 169

Rodriguez, Joe 84, 142

Roe, Jeff 62

Rogers, David 169

Rogers, Harold 169

Rogers, Kenneth 155

Rogers, Lekeshia 42

Rogers Jr., Wilson 46

Rogonjic, Stjepan 42, 51, 56

Rohlke, Terence 182

Roop, Scott 169

Rosberg, Robert 42, 106

Ross, Katherine 95, 96, 182

Roth, James 96, 155

Roth, Mark 42

Routen, Janelle 169

Royce, Jacqueline 155

Royce, Mike 46

Rucker, De Onto' 155

Rucker, Ronald 42, 198

Rudder, Deborah 142

Rufo, Dominic 61,62, 111, 123, 169

Rupp, Scott 189

Rushton, Arikibraa 42

Rusiska, Allison 182

Russo, Dominic 42, 201, 208

Russo, Joyce 28, 142

Russo, Tony 135

Rutti, Tim 188, 197

Ryan, Erin 9, 79, 85, 126, 169, 193

Rychlik, Jeannette 132

Ryman, Jennifer 46

Rys, Jennifer 86, 87, 96, 155

occer teams had an
excellent year.

S.A.D.D 128

S.A.V.E 107

Sabbath, Angela 155

Index

Sabel, Amber 91, 177, 182

Sabo, Stephanie 42, 51, 55, 120

Sacko, Kristin 19, 79, 119, 182, 192

Saengchareun, Bat 42

Saengchareun, Kongsy 155

Saengcharoen, Bouachanh 155

Sahye, Khemeo 155

Saldunas, Vytas 42, 100

Salerno, Amie 125, 182

Salisbury, Catherine 79, 106, 115, 182

Salisbury, Karen ..79, 91, 103, 115, 155, 173

Salupo, Amy 67, 155

Salupo, Marie ... 42, 52, 55, 57, 71, 102, 103,
106,115,120, 124,191

Salvatore, Laurie 183

Sammons, Tyrone 183

Sampson, Samuel 169

Sams, Nicholette 67, 155

Samsa, Kristin 66, 87, 104, 183, 192

Sanders, Chayla 42

Sanders, Christopher 155

Sanders, Melissa42, 110, 111. 125, 126,213

Sanderson Jr., John 84, 155

Santilli, Sam 61, 62, 63, 75, 142, 200

Sarns-Gaunt, Colette 103, 110, 119, 122,

183, 199

Sas, Jaclyn 144, 147, 183, 192, 201

Sas, Jessica. ..43, 52, 57, 80, 110, 120, 186,
192,201,208

Satchel-Jarret, Kashmir 183

Sattler. Greg 142

Sawyer, Damion 43

Sawyer, Satasha 155

Scalese, Jason 155

Scalese, Michael 183

Scerbovsky, Steven 43

Scheider, Bryan 84, 169

Schiavoni, Maria 192

Schied, Dwight 9, 89, 100, 183

Schied, Jonathan 43, 127

Schill, Jeffery 183

Schmeling, Bette 25, 142

Schmidt, Brian 155

Schmidt, Jonathan 155

Schmidt, Matthew 183

Schnell, John 63,69, 155

Schniegenberg, Christopher 43, 52. 65

Schoen, Carrie 169

Schofield, Sara 46

Schonauer. Gregory 78, 80, 81, 104, 155

Schossler, Cheryl 28, 142, 200

Schoval, Kim 195

Schriner, Ken 61, 62, 142

Schroeder, Fred 142

Schultz, Dawn 116, 183

Schultz, Kathleen 43

Schulz, Donata 142

Schulz, Stephanie 183

Schumer, Nicole 43, 52, 55,85,201, 208

Schuster, Brian 189

Schuster, Eric 58, 70, 82, 106, 169

Schuster, Ken 190

Schweikert, Paul 169

Schwenke, Pete 61, 83, 142, 191

Science Olympics 105

Scott, Adrienne 43, 55, 201, 208

Scott, Demonn 183

Scott, Gary 46

Scott, Heather 80, 106. 126, 183, 190

Scott, Jessica 11, 95. 131, 155

Scott, Maria 83, 183, 191

Scott. Mediandra 155

Scott, Randall 43

Scott II, Emeri 112

Scruggs Jr., Herbert 155

Sederholm, Kirk 155

Sederholm, Seth 193

Sedmak, Kristina 43

Seguiin, Mickey 142

Seifried, Daniel 103, 122, 123, 155, 218

Selvaggio, Nick 142

Senart II, Joseph 183

Senior Awards 197

Senior Divider 18

Senior Senior Prom 197

Dale Stigmier, Carolina
Pino, Adam Ayer, Becky
Boos, Dan Bergolc and
Lori Dean will probably
remain friends long after
Winterfest is over.

Sergo, Lino 43

Serra, Paul 28

Serwatka, Jessica 126, 169, 184

Setser, M Shannon 67, 69, 155

Setser, Thomas 104, 183

Settle, Glenn 43, 52, 82, 1 10, 1 11

Severino, Jan 28, 142

Shady. Shawn 155

Sharp. Carrie .. 2, 43, 83, 90, 91 , 92, 96, 1 1 5,

191,201,208

Sharp, Courtney . 79, 85, 1 07, 1 1 8, 1 1 9, 1 25,

126, 169, 173, 193

Sharp, Laura 136, 142

Shaw, Brandon 155

Shaw, Brian 74, 169

Shaw Jr., Brent 43, 57, 129

Shea, Kelly 192

Sheck, Mike 61, 144

Sheehan, Christopher 183

Shelden, Renee 155

Shepherd, Richard 155

Sheridan, Elaine 144, 200

Sheridan, Paula 140, 144, 200

Shimotsu, Yuki 8,43, 61, 200

Shippitka, Melanie 192

Shippy, Kimberley 169

Shirey, Ross 155

Short, Jason 98, 169

Shorter, Katie M 134

Show, Big 194

Shuskey, Chad 25, 43, 52, 57, 103, 115, 120,
124.188,189,201,208

Sidak, Colleen 43, 57

Sidhu, Jeremy 43

Siedler, Brian 65, 169

Siefreid, Nick 124

Sierputowski, Jeffrey 78, 155

Sierputowski, Katie 129, 183

Simenc, Michael 70,82, 169, 189

Simic, Kathy 169

Simicevic, Ivana 169

Simmons, Scott 190

Simpson, Jim 145

Simpson, Lonnie 74, 183

Simpson Jr., Albert 60, 61, 82, 169

Sims, Jabari 183

Sims, Shelesta 169

Singleteary, Jamilyin 155

Skok, Jason 92,95,96, 103, 155

Skrab, William 169

Slabe, Matthew 155

Slade, Renee 43

Slade, Robert 78, 146, 176, 183

Slagle, Christopher 84,98, 169

Slamic, Allen 74, 169

Slamic. Steven 43

Slaughter Jr.. Raymel 47, 183

Slepsky, Daniel 155

Slogar, Michael 156

Slogar, Nicholas 44

Slusser, Anne 75, 156

Smarsh, John 98, 158, 169, 184

Smedley, Eric 73, 74, 169

Smeltz, Jacqueline 46

Smerdel, Kellie 20, 44, 52, 55, 1 1 1 , 131

Smerdel, Leland 156

Smialek, Jamie 10, 44, 46. 51, 52, 57, 71,

107, 120, 125, 186, 191, 201, 208

Smialek, Jill 71, 85, 107, 119, 169, 191

Smiciklas, Ebon 6, 44

Smiciklas, Rachel 156

Smigel, Dan 46

Smiley, Sher 98, 156

Smith, Alfonso 44

Smith, Anthony 69, 145, 169

Smith, Bonnie 145

Smith, Chaka 169 !

Smith, Christina 183

Smith, Daniel 125, 156

Smith, Emmanuel 74, 156

Smith, Formeka 44, 55

Smith, Frank 169

Smith, Gregory 183

Smith, Jeffery 169

Smith, Jennifer 44, 126

Smith, Jovan 156

Smith, Kelly .... 14, 44, 49, 52, 55, 58, 66, 67,
75,76, 105, 113, 191,201,208,218

Smith, Kimberly 75, 169, 191

Smith, Michael 44, 69

Smith, Re'Tina 156

Smith, Regina 75, 156

Smith, Robert 145

Smith, Ryan 156

Smith, Shayla 99, 156

Smith, Wayne 25, 28, 109, 145

Smyth, Rion 169

Snyder. Shelly 156

Soccer 78

Softball 192

Soini, Thomas 63, 74, 156

Solema, Dave 92,96

Solema, David 156

Solema, Nicholas .... 112, 121, 123, 183, 16

Solema, Paul 78,112, 183

Soltesz, Christina 124

Soltesz, Frank 145, 190

Sophomores 158

Southall, Raphiel 98. 156

Spada, John 156

Spangler, Raymond 169

Sparks, Christopher 170

Spears, Valerie 127, 183

Spears, Vickie 156

Spencer, Heather 44

Spepsky, Daniel 92

Spiga, Barbara 28, 127, 145

Spikes, Jay 156

Spivey, Jason 44, 201 , 209

Spivey, Shamuire 170, 201

Spooner, David 183

Spooner, Tracy 156

Sports Divider 58

Stadler, Veronica 145

Stahre, Alison 7,8,61,85, 126, 141, 170,

193

Stambaugh, Eric 44

Stambaugh, Suzanne 98, 121, 127, 170

Stanco, Dave 145

Stanford, Mitchell 183

Stanic, Abby 86, 87, 149, 156

Stanic, Derek 58, 70, 183, 190,201

Stanic, Kurt 134, 197

Stanton, Tachara 44

Stauffer, Marc 195

Stavange, Joel 170

Steele's Garage , 223

Steelman, Lyle 90, 92, 96, 164, 183

Sterl, Elizabeth 44, 57

Stern. Christa 183

Stem, Erin 44, 98, 105

Stern, Lynne 67, 156

Stewart, Adrian 156

Stewart, Christine 183

Stewart, Delmar 60, 61, 183

Stewart, Jacinda , 44

Stewart, Latell 44,61

Stewart, Marlena 44

Stigmier, Dale 183, 216

Still, Marquis 183

Stobierski, Kathleen 147, 170

Stobierski, Thomas 44

Stobinski, Judy 28, 121, 145, 200

Stout, Matthew 156

Stout, Michael 183

Strah, Courtney .... 4, 64, 121, 125, 128, 143,

164,170

Streiff, Frederick , 12, 15, 44, 50, 53, 97, 103,

106, 120, 124, 125, 126, 142, 194, 195, 198,

201 , 209

Strell, Nicholas 156

Stroberg, Dana 45, 57

Strukel, Nicole 170

Student Council 125

Student Council Ad 220

Student Life Divider 6

Styles, Jennifer 46

Suchy, Angela 58, 66, 67, 183, 192

Sudam, Vishantie 156

Sugar, Igor 9,45, 129,211

Sukis, Donald 69, 170

Sulecki, Dusty 122

Sulecki Jr., Creighton . 12, 97, 122, 123, 142,
183,217

Sullivan, Norman 63, 74, 156

Sultzmann, John 156

Summerfield, Michael 45

Survey 115

Sustar, Thomas 156

Sustin, Mike 10,25,79, 145, 191

Sustin, Wendy 58, 66

Swansegar, Jill ...79,83, 113, 125, 170, 173,
191

Swim Show 196

Swimming 84

Switalski, Anthony 170

Switalski, Sharon 156

Swope, Carly 64

Swope, Pete 64, 193

Swyt, James 78,125, 126, 183

Szambe, Rob 92

ime was spent at the
beginning of the school
year explaining rules.

Tailaferro, Carlos 45

Takacs, Desiree 98, 99, 156

Taksar, Kevin 82, 170

Tanner, Catrina 75, 98

Tantanella, Charles 183

Taplin, Jennifer 45

Taplin, Lisa 126, 170

Tapp, Brian 74

Tate, Gerald 45

Tate, Nicholas 170

Tate, Remona , 98, 156

Taylor, Brandon 170

Taylor, Colleen .... 58, 66, 126, 147, 183, 192

Taylor, Darrell 61,62, 183

Taylor, Jamee 170, 191

Taylor, Kelley 170

Taylor, Lakesha 170

Taylor, Sondi 156

Taylor, Tamsen 75, 170

Taylor, Tina 183

Taylor II, Gilbert ...91, 97, 122,123, 183,219

Taylor Jr., Ronald 170

Team, Drill 108

Tebbs, Hawah 183

Telich, Patrick 183

Tennis, Girl's 64

Tepley, Matthew 45

Tercek, Lynette 19, 145

Terrell, Lucious 170

Terrell, Ramone 63

Tetter, Angela 170

Thaxton, Thaddeus 102, 156

Theil Jr., Michael 156

Theme 2

Thomas, Danielle .75, 184

Thomas, David 45

Thomas, Donte 61, 62, 170

Thomas, Faith 99, 184

Thomas, Heather 156

Thomas, Jay 61

Thomas, Jennifer 158, 170

Thomas, Kareese 45, 184

Thomas, Peter 45, 60

Thomas, Shaiyn 170

Thompson, Antonio 156

Thompson, Brian 146, 184

Thompson, Julia 91, 156

Thurman, April 156

Tilk, James 170

Timm, Ronald 106, 119, 127, 172, 185

Timm, Roseanne 80, 170

Timmons, Mirl 170

Tindsley, Chandell 103

Tiogo, Joseph 45

Tirabassi, Nicholas 80, 81, 92, 96, 170

Tisdale, Timika 45

Tisi, David 90,91,92,95,96, 121,185

Tizzano, Diane .. 2, 90, 92, 96, 132, 145, 200

Tkac, Carol 28, 145

Todd, Jennifer 156

Tolliver, Jason 157

Tolo, Dragen 185

Tomino, Joseph 45, 90, 96

Tomsic, Martin 41,84,90,96, 168, 170

Torrelli, Chris 25, 105, 107, 145,200

Torrence, Jeffod 170

Tot, Ana 157

Toth, Alex 145, 200

Track 190

Trafford, Nicholas 170

Tramsak, Kimberly 157

Tran, Jacqueline 185

Trapp, Charles 45

Trapp, Vaughn 185

Traven, January 170

Travick, Carmen 156

Trepal, Scott 69, 78, 157

Tribby, Kimberly 133, 145

Trinkle, Bill 46

Trobenter, Joseph 52, 80, 170

Troha, Stephanie 75, 170, 193

Trotter II, Joseph 185

Trzcinski, Christopher 89, 96, 171, 189

Tucceri, Joseph 3, 15, 45, 51, 55, 60, 61, 68,
69, 111, 120,126, 186, 188,201,209,219

Tucker, Candy 157

Tucker, Rockquette 171

Turk, Pat 145

Turkall, Dennis 74, 145, 188

Turman, Adam 185

Turman, Scott 171

Tutolo, Amanda 157

Tutors, Peer 102

Tyler Jr., Ronald 63, 157

ndefeated was almost a
reality for boy's and girl's
freshmen basketball.

Udovich, Brian 187

Udovich.Lisa 79, 125, 171, 173,193

Ulle, Janet 145, 200

Ulle, Robyn 158, 171, 193

Underclass Divider 146

Urh, Lydia 89,92, 94, 111, 123, 128, 138,

177, 185

Urh, Vicki 92

arsity Chorale went to
Chicago during spring
break.

Valencic, Cindy 145

Valentine, Michael 61,62, 171, 189

Van Ho, K. F 134

Van Ho, Tara 45, 92, 94, 125

Van Ho, Valerie 132, 157

Van Tilburg, Yolanda 45, 54, 201, 209

Vanatta, Kevin 46

Vance, Dana .. 9, 79, 87, 104, 125, 129, 185,
192

Varsity Chorale 97

Vaslavsky, Sheri 157

Vaughn, Crystal 185

Vazquez, Angelica 157

Vega. Cristina 171

Vegal II, John 185

Verch, Michael 78,80,81,92, 96

Vernon, Lynn 171

Vernon, Terrance 171

Vetovitz, Catherine 91, 145

Vicic, Todd 90, 91, 92, 96, 139, 165, 185

Vidra, Michael 45, 52

Vihtelic, Michael 45

Vincenti, Erin 61, 98, 116, 125, 135, 142, 185

Virgies Jr., Tommie 63, 74

Vitolo Jr., Dennis 78, 185

Vitovich, Mike 46

Vohnout, Christopher 102

Voices of New Life 99

Volleyball 66

Volpe, Brenda 9, 18, 45, 57, 89, 201

Von Benken, Bill 28, 145,200,219

Von Benken, Megan 87, 199

Vurbic, Drina 171

Vurusic, Elizabeth 126, 171

Vuyancih, Brian 74, 185

Vuyancih, Michael 74, 78, 157

Vuyancih, Pat 74

1 '\l V "'I resiling team showed
1 i / improvement.

Wade, Alexis 171

Wade, Karen 83, 157

Waganek, Kirk 185

Rachel Ackley, Andrew
Eva, Kourtney Highland,
Tiffany Highland and
Craig Sulecki enjoying the
evening at winterfest.

Waganek, Shawn 185, 188

Wahl, John 171

Wai Napolo 109

Waina, Jason 78, 84, 165, 171

Waina, Jennifer79, 85, 105, 125, 173, 185, 201

Walczak, Leah 196

Wales, Coretta 99

Walker, Derick 47

Walker, Kathleen .. 12, 79, 97, 124, 125, 142,
173, 185, 191

Walker, Lakeshia 171

Walker, Monolito 47,52

Walker, Norman 47, 185

Walker, Steven 171

Walker, Tom 186, 194, 195, 197, 199

Wallace, Andre 99

Walsh, Phillis 135, 145

Walter, Locust 157

Walter, Timothy 185, 188

Walters, Dwayne 157

Walters, Elizabeth 191

Walton Jr., Rodney 157

Walton-Terrell, Ramone 74, 157

Ware, Terrance 157

Warman, Connie 145

Warman, Dick 64

Warner, Eugene 157

Warren, Taunon 74, 171

Washington, Eddie 157

Washington, Shanna 47

Waters, Roger 185

Watkins, Demetrius 171

Watkins, Edwin i 185

Watkins, Miya 98, 157

Watson, Cory .4, 8, 14, 15, 47, 97, 108, 142,
172

Watson, Renee 28. 47, 52, 55, 64, 106

Watson, Terrance 171

Watts, Tahnesha 157

Weber, Mary Ellen 41

Weeams, Najah 171

Weems, Angel 47

Weems, Jenea 75, 171, 191

Weems, La Trese 157

Weglarz, Thomas 157

Wein, Anna 5,19,86, 125,197

Wein, Ursula 85, 125, 157

Weinberg Katz, Bebe 195

Weinbrecht, Beth 90,91,92.96, 185

Weintraub, Timothy 157

Wells, Coretta 98, 157

Wells Jr., Kenneth 185, 190

Welsh, Kevin 78, 157

Welsh, Patrick 185

Wendham, Dennis 61 , 63

Wensing, Dan 53, 145,200

Wesley, Precious 157

Westerfield, Howard .61, 62, 63, 68, 69, 171

Westphal, Megan 47, 49, 52, 66, 67, 85

Wheeler, Ebony 83, 98, 99, 108, 171

White, Christopher 19, 58, 65, 125, 185, 188

White, Joseph 157

White, La Gina 47, 143

White, Matthew 117, 185

White, Michael 171

White, Vernadette .66, 83, 98, 108, 171, 191

White, Wayman .9, 47, 61, 69, 201

Whitely, Julie 67, 157

Whitley, Julie Ann 69, 87

Whitley, Ryan 171

Whitney, De Juan 63, 157

Whitsett, Terreia 171

Whittaker, Benjamin 171

Whittenburg, Michelle 46

Whitworth, Stephanie 124, 157

Wiggins, Jason 46, 47

Wiggins, Jennifer... 157

Wilburn, Shantee 47, 55

Wilcox, Eddie 171

Wilkerson, Leonard 74, 185

Wilkinson, Wayne 47

Willett, Jamie 190

Williams, Camille 157

Williams, Chenise T 47

Williams, Crystal 48

Index

SHams, Darriell 201,209

iiliams, Diana 157

iliiams, James , 185

iiiams, Joel 171

iiliams, Kaiicia 171

Williams. Maria 66, 75, 157

Williams, Marriell 46

Williams, Michelle 48. 52, 55

Williams, Noel 157

Williams, Robert 185

Williams, Tamerab C 191

Williams, Tamika 171

Williams II, Oral 78, 157

Williams Jr., Daniel 185

Willis, Jamikka 157

Willis, Jennifer 92. 94, 125, 171

Willis, Owen 171

Willoughby, Todd 157

Wilson. Anthony 185

Wilson, Branden 157

Wilson, Charles 46

Wilson, Detric 61, 69, 119, 185

Wilson, Ginger 48, 52

Wilson, Marianne 18, 85, 100, 101, 146, 184,
185,219

Wilson, Rashad 61.74,124, 125,190

Winterfest 110

Winton, Heather 48, 52

Wise, John 157

Withers, Starla 171

Witten, Dannika 199

Witten, Denise 4, 92, 164, 185, 191

Witten, Jason 171

Wolchko. John 78. 171

Wolf. Mary .. 7, 48, 52, 54, 85, 120. 125, 187,
197,218

Womick. Brandon 157

Woodard, An'Drea 48, 116, 185

Woodard Jr., Anthony 185

Woodford, Beau 102, 106, 171

Woodley, Kelly 48

Woodruff, De'Chella 157

Woodruff, Todd 48, 52. 78, 201 , 209

Woods, Chineawa 157

Woods, Dante 171

Woodworth, Shannon ...48, 52. 64, 100, 120,
121

Woyton, Christina 157

Wrestling 68

Wright, Brandi 48, 52, 55, 103

Wright, Damon 48

Wurm, Gwen 106, 127, 185

Wynn, Kevin 48, 185

Wynn, Richard 48, 57, 61. 82, 83, 190

ahoo!! Indians made it
to the World Series.

Zdanowicz, Michael 171

Zeitz, Adam 48, 52. 55, 127, 201

Zeman, Douglas ....78. 80, 81, 128, 185, 188

Zeman, Gina 192

Zemba, Maria 48

Zemba. Sharon 171

Zevnik, Geoffrey 65, 171

Zevnik, Jeffrey , 80

Zevnik, John 189

Zevnik, Kristina 36, 48, 52, 55. 64, 105

Zgrabik III, Richard 185

Zielinski, Michael 13, 90, 92, 96, 171

Zielinski, Rachel 4, 15, 20, 48, 52, 55, 92, 96,
97,120,201,209,212

Zivnoska, Michael 61, 125, 185, 188

Zorko, Matthew 185

Zorman, Brian 80, 164, 171, 189

Zorman, Timothy 90, 92, 96, 185

Zrim, Mark 48, 49, 188

Zubizarreta, Judy25, 120, 121, 140, 145, 200

Zucca, Ron 25, 28, 145, 147. 192

Zupancic, Jamie 157

Zupancic, Robert 48, 185

Angela Miklavcic, Margy Mihalic
and Kelly Smith desperately want
to get into the school so they and
participate in basketball.

Michelle Marcelli, Dan Seifried,
Angela Koeth and Katie Mc
Guinness discuss their former jobs
in the Fall Play, The Curious Savage.

Yannaras. Niki 91. 157

Yannaras, Steven 105. 171

Yarbrough, Nichole 108, 157

Yarish. Vicki 94, 98, 103 Rich Gentile and Mary Wolf

Yarish, Victoria 94, 125 discussing plans for the future since

Yask0 ' Allen 171 this is the end of the yearbook.

Yimen, Mekeleya 48

York, Dick 71,83, 145, 191

Young. Devito 156

Young. Jacqueline 91, 171

Young, Kelly 157

Young. Tawana 185

app your ID's in order
to purchase lunch.

Zabivnik, Rich 46

Zagar, Marianne 125, 157

Zagar Incorporated 223

Zahorsky, Melinda 157

Zbiegien, Daniel 171

Index

Josten's Printing and Publishing Division
: kl State College. Pennsylvania printed the
650 copies of the 1996 Euclidian. The book
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The staff of the 1 996 Euclidian would like
to extend thanks to all who helped to
make this book possible. First and
foremost, thanks have to go to the adviser, Mr.
. Von Benken for the many long hours of hard
work and planning .that had to be put in to get the
entire operation going and to keep it going.
Others to be thanked are: Lifetouch National
School Studios Inc. for supplying film and
processing for the many pictures that appeared in
the book and for taking many of the team
pictures, senior and underclass pictures. Josten's
Yearbook Company for putting it all together in
such an artistic manner, Charlotte List on for all
the time she spent arranging photography dates
and supplying needed materials, Joannne
Hodder and Joan Linderman for all the time
and work they did trying to get the senior pictures
arranged and taken, all the writers and photogra-
phers who contributed their time, and last but not
least, the entire student body at Euclid High
School without which this book could not exist.

Many people helped in some way
with the 1996 Euclidian. Some
wrote stories while others worked on
the laying out of the book while others helped in
the mailing of letters. Angela Miklavcic did
much computer and layout work. Others who did
some work were Marianne Wilson, Allison
FitzGerald, Tracy Martorello. Christina
Fabert, Kristina Geiger, Joe Tucceri and Mr.
Von Benken,

The 1995-96 school year is history. Many
interesting and significant events
occurred during that time and the
Euclidian tried to cover as many of them as
possible. This was difficult due to the limited
staff. If we missed something, we are sorry. We
sincerely apologize for any errors or omissions
that occurred in the book but you have to
understand this is only a high school publication
and mistakes can happen.

Gilbert Taylor and Colleen Longshaw discuss matters
in the Fall Play.

Band President, Joe Dula. leading the band during their
Winter concert.

Closing

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AGNEW • ADRIJANA ALAUPOVIC • JAMELL ANDERSON • RASA-LILA

ANDREWS • DANTE APPLING • ADONAI ARRUDA • BRANDON ASHLEY •

SHAUNDRABAILEY«TOMIKABALL«WILLBANKS«NICOLEBARBIS.BRANDON

BARBISH • KEYONNA BARFIELD • MELANIE BARKIN • RANESSA BARRETT • STEVEN

BARRETT.KATHRYNBAUER.BRIGITABEGOVICADONISBELL.BRYANBENAK.MELANIE

BERGOLC • JOHN BERTOVIC • ANDREW BEUCK • DONNA BEUOY • LE ROY BILLIPS • DAVID

BISCHOF • JAINA BLACKFORD • TANISHA BLACKWELL • CHRISTOPHER BOCK • CHRISTOPHER

BODDIE .JOSEPH BOJC • DAUNTE BOLDEN • MELISSA BONFIGLIO • KRISTY BOOS • ANITA BORRERO •

ROBERT BRADSHAW.CAMILLE BRANDON • KERRY BROKAW. DALE BROWN .STEFANIE BROWN .TOMIKA

BROWN • SARAH BRUCE • ELIZABETH BUCHNER • PATRICK BUJNOCKI • IVICA BUNCIC JR • BRANDI BUTTARI .

DANIELLECALABRESE.AARONCALL.JENNIFERCALVERT.JASONCANGEMI.JEFFREYCANGEMI.TIMOTHYCARNEY

• BENJAMIN CARR • DANIEL CARR • STEPHANIEDAWSON.TIMOTHYDEWINE.
CHARLESCARTERIIUJENNIFERCERJAN. LA DONTI DICKSON . ANDREW DIRK .
WILLIAM CESA. DAVID CHAMPA. FRANK JEROME DISMUKES • LAWRENCE
CHERASO • TAMESHALA • CHILDRESS • DISSAUER • ADRIENNE DIXON • DANA
MARTHA CHITWOOD • ROBERT DOBUCKI • KESHA DUDLEY • ANA
CHMIELEWSKI. PATRICIA CHRISTEN • DUGANDZIC • JOSEPH DULA • STEVEN
MAGDALEN CHRISTOPHER • ALAYCIA DUNCAN • KIMIKO EDWARDS • JASON
CLARK«JOSEPHCLARK.NICOLECLARK« EDWARDSEN -STACY EGREK* ANDREW
RICHARDCLARK.KATIECLARKE.TAMARA EMINGER • THOMAS ERAK • SYNETT
CLEMMONS.FRANKCODISPOTTI. BOBBY ERZARSANAR • CHRISTINA FABERT •
COFIELD • RADAMES COLON • MONICA DANA FINOTTI • JASON FIORILLE •
CORAM • STACY CORBIN • DANIEL TSHOMBEFISHER.ALLISON FITZGERALD
CORLETO • JILL CORRIGAN • GLENN .ANDREFOSTER.FELICIAFOSTER.JAMIE
COTTON • MEGAN COYNE • ALIA FOX.WILUAMFREEMAN.DAWNGANSER.
CRAWFORD. KEVIN CROSBY. YOLANDA MARKUS GARLAUSKAS • KRISTINA
CUMMINGS • CLAYTON CUNNINGHAM • GEIGER • NICOLE GENOVESE • NICOLE
MARY ANN DACAR • ANTONIO DAVIS • GENOVESE • RICHARD GENTILE •
NATHANIELDAVIS^RANDOLPHDAWSON. CATHERINEGIBBONS«WENDYGIBSON«
MELANEY GILLIAM • BECKIE GLAVAN . AILEEN GLOWACKI • MARGARET GOOD • BRANDON GOODMAN . ERICA

GORDON • DE JUAN GOULDE* TIMOTHY GRABIANOWSKI JR • BRENDAN GRADY. KATHLEEN GRAHAM • SCOT
GRANITO .JEFFREY GRUNDMAN • MARK GUERRIERI • LAUREN HADYK • SHERIKA HAMILTON • FREDERICK
HANCE • GREGORY HANCOCK • EUANON HANSON • KHYRA HARRIS • TANYA ANEKIA HARRIS • AARON
HARSH • ANDREW HARSH • GREGORY HART • TRACEY HARTMAN • JONATHAN HARTSHORN •
KHALILAH HEARD • ERIC HEISS • LAKEISHA HENDERSON • ROB HENDERSON • ROBERT HENSON •
MICHAEL HERAMB • SCOTT HERBERT • TRAMICO HERMAN • STEVEN HIGHAM • CHERIE HINTON
• DWAYNE HINTON • DAVID HOBSON • TAMARA HOGGES • TWSHANAA HOLLINS • SHARON
HOLLIS • RICHARD HOLLY • DENNIS HOLSTEIN • RALPH HOOD • MICHAEL HOWALD •
ANTHONY HRDLICKA • JENNIFER HROVAT • JAMES HUMAR • KATHERINE HUMBERT •
NIGEL HUNTER • BRIAN HYLKEMA • KRISTA IANNETTA • LEANDRA IBARRA • WILLIAM

KETCHUM • DIANA KINEVA • HEATHER
KINISON • CHRISTOPHER KINKOPF •
KEVIN KLOCKER • KATHRYNE KOCIN •
MELISSA KOERBER • ANGELA KOETH •
ZACHERY KOVIT • DAN KOZEL •
IRONS • CAROLINE JACKSON • ISRAEL ELIZABETH KRAMER • ALEXANDRA

JACKSON JR • KAYOLA JACKSON • KUCINSKI • MARLENE KUGEL • LAVITIA

JOSEPH JANOSIK JR • JASON JENKINS • LA SHORE • THOMAS LACEY • DORAJA

KELLY JERIC • JANYAWAT JIRAYUT • LAKE • DEBI LANGSDALE • NICOLE

DONALD JOHNSON • JACKUES LASTORIA .ANTHONY LAURICH • ROBIN

JOHNSON • LATANYHIA JOHNSON • LAUSCH • DEANNA LAUVER • SHONNIE

NICOLE JOHNSTON- TENESIA JOHNSON LAWSON • VALONT LAWSON • ERIN

• BRANDI JONES. CASSANDRA JONES* LESEFKY • DAVID LEWIS • NARIEKA
JASON JONES • YOLANDA JONES • LEWIS • AMY LINDIC • THOMAS LISHING
CAROLYN JUKIEWICZ • SARAH KALE • • DAWN LO CONTI • ADAM LOEW •
LESLIE KAUSEK • ERICA KAVCIC • NICK VINCENT LOMBARDO • COLLEEN
KEICHEL • JENNIFER KELLER • BRYAN LONGSHAW • JOSEPH LUDVIK •
KELLY . TENISHIA KELLY • MARK MAKESHIA LUMPKIN • KEVIN LYNCH •
CAROLINE MACK. CHRISTINA MARCELLI • STACEY MARINELLI .AUBREY MARUNOWSKI • ANGELYN MATTSON •

NICOLE MATURANA • KIMBERLY MAURER • TAMEKA MC COY • SHONA MC CUNE • BRENDAN MC GEE •

LAKISHA MC GINNIS • CATHERINE MC GUINNESS • JESSICA MC MANEMY • ERIN MC MULLEN • LORI

MEDEN • BRIAN MEDLEN • ANGELA MEROS • CHRISTOPHER MEZZACAPPA • MEGAN MIEZIN •

MARGARET MIHALIC • ANGELA MIKLAVCIC • MARK MILICEVIC • AUSTIN MILINE • SUZANNA

MIOCIC • WAKILA MITCHELL • JAMES MOORE • JOOSEPH MOORE • TIMOTHY MORIARTY •

LENARDO MORMAN .TERRANCE MORRISON • MICHELLE MOSES • REGINA

MOTIEJUNAS • MICHAEL MUKAVETZ • HEATHER MULHALL • AVERY MULLINS •

CATHERINE MYTROSEVICH • MEGHAN NAGODE • DANIEL NAINIGER •

ANDREW NESBETT • CHRISTOPHER NEUROHR • JULIE ANN

NEWSOME • CUANA NEWSON • HEATHER NICKELL • MARK

NICOLOSI .JAMES NOLDEN • CARMEESHA NORMAN • DANIEL

NORSIC • MARY NOSAN • DANIEL NOVAK • TRISHA O'HARA •
MEGHAN ORAZEN • DOLORIS ORBANIC • MARC ORLANDO • MICHAEL
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ANTHONYRAIA.ROSALYNRAINEY.THERESARAMEY.TANISHARAMSEY.ERICKAREAVES.TIFFANY
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SCERBOVSKY • JONATHAN SCHIED . JAMIESMIALEK.EBONSMICIKLAS.DAN

CHRISTOPHER SCHNIEGENBERG • SARA SMIGEL • ALFONSO SMITH • FORMEKA

SCHOFIELD • KATHLEEN SCHULTZ • SMITH.JENNIFERSMITH.KELLYSMITH.

NICOLE SCHUMER«ADRIENNE SCOTT. MICHAEL SMITH • WAYNE SNITZKY •

GARYSCOTT.RANDALLSCOTT.KRISTINA HEATHERSPENCER.JASONSPIVEY.ERIC

SEDMAK.UNOSERGO. GLENN SETTLE. STAMBAUCH . TACHARA STANTON •

CARRIE SHARP • BRENT SHAW JR • YUKI ELIZABETHSTERL«ERINSTERN.JACINDA

SHIMOTSU • CHAD SHUSKEY • COLLEEN STEWART. LATELL STEWART. MARLENA

SIDAK. JEREMY SIDHU.RENEESLADE. STEWART • THOMAS STOBIERSKI JR .

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MEKELEYA YIMEN • RICH ZABIVNIK • ADAM ZEITHZ • MARIA ZEMBA • KRISTINA ZEVNIK • RACHEL
ZIELINSKI • MARK ZRIM • BRANDI ADAMS • LEAH ADAMS • LATASHA ADAMSON .JASON AGNEW •
ADRIJANA ALAUPOVIC • JAMELL ANDERSON • RASA-LILA ANDREWS • DANTE APPLING • ADONAI ARRUDA •
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BARKIN • RANESSA BARRETT • STEVEN CALVERT • JASON CANGEMI • JEFFREY
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BEGOVIC»ADONIS BELL • BRYAN BENAK BENJAMIN CARR • DANIEL CARR •

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ROY BILLIPS • DAVID BISCHOF • JAINA CHAMPA • FRANK CHERASO •
BLACKFORD • TANISHA BLACKWELL • TAMESHALA • CHILDRESS • MARTHA
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BODDIE • JOSEPH BOJC • DAUNTE PATRICIA CHRISTEN • MAGDALEN
BOLDEN • MELISSA BONFIGLIO • KRISTY CHRISTOPHER • ALAYCIA CLARK •
BOOS • ANITA BORRERO • ROBERT JOSEPH CLARK • NICOLE CLARK •
BRADSHAW • CAMILLE BRANDON • RICHARD CLARK • KATIE CLARKE •
KERRY BROKAW • DALE BROWN • TAMARA CLEMMONS • FRANK
STEFANIE BROWN • TOMIKA BROWN • CODISPOTTI • BOBBY COFIELD •
SARAH BRUCE. ELIZABETH BUCHNER. RADAMES COLON • MONICA CORAM •
PATRICK BUJNOCKI • IVICA BUNCIC JR • STACY CORBIN • DANIEL CORLETO -JILL
BRANDI BUTTARI • DANIELLE CORRIGAN • GLENN COTTON • MEGAN
COYNE • ALIA CRAWFORD • KEVIN CROSBY • YOLANDA CUMMINGS • CLAYTON CUNNINGHAM • MARY ANN

DACAR • ANTONIO DAVIS • NATHANIEL DAVIS • RANDOLPH DAWSON • STEPHANIE DAWSON • TIMOTHY DE

WINE • LA DONTI DICKSON • ANDREW DIRK .JEROME DISMUKES • LAWRENCE DISSAUER • ADRIENNE

DIXON • DANA DOBUCKI • KESHA DUDLEY • ANA DUGANDZIC • JOSEPH DULA • STEVEN DUNCAN •

KIMIKO EDWARDS • JASON EDWARDSEN • STACY EGREK • ANDREW EMINGER . THOMAS

ERAK • SYNETT ERZARSANAR • CHRISTINA FABERT • DANA FINOTTI • JASON FIORILLE •

TSHOMBE FISHER • ALLISON FITZGERALD • ANDRE FOSTER • FELICIA FOSTER •

JAMIE FOX • WILLIAM FREEMAN • DAWN GANSER • MARKUS GARLAUSKAS •

KRISTINA GEIGER • NICOLE GENOVESE • NICOLE GENOVESE . RICHARD

GENTILE • CATHERINE GIBBONS • WENDY GIBSON . MELANEY

GILLIAM • BECKIE GLAVAN • AILEEN GLOWACKI • MARGARET

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